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The Porky Porcupine
In Latin, the name porcupine means “spiny pig” or “quill pig,” but they are not swine but a large rodent. The North American porcupine is the second largest in the rodent family and globally, only the beavers and South American capybara are larger. There are two families of porcupines: the Old World porcupine with 11 […] More
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What the DNA of the Last Wooly Mammoths Teaches Us
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Hummingbirds And Their Homes | David Rives
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The Disturbing Puzzle of Natural Evil
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Stings, Math, and Thorns
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The Incredible Honey Bee
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God’s Genius Design of the Elephant’s Trunk
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Real Science, or Magic?
Science teaching starts out so well: superstition isn’t true, there are natural explanations for how the world and universe work. Students learn real things like how the hydrological cycle carries water from the oceans to our homes in the middle of the continents and how a living cell functions. But then they move on to […] More
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The Power of Asking the Foundational Questions
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The Disturbing Puzzle of Natural Evil
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Is it True that Christians only Turn to God Out of Fear?
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Learning About God’s Amazing Design at Secular Museums
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Letting the Facts Guide you to the True Creator
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Building a Logical Case for God’s Existence
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Venus – Our Next Door Neighbor | David Rives
During certain times of the year, stargazers are treated to the sight of the second planet in our solar system, Venus, which appears as a bright white orb. This planet, which is similar in size and structure to Earth, was named for the Roman goddess of love. Venus has a thick atmosphere that traps in […] More
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The Third Rock from the Sun
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Does Life on Other Planets Make Sense?
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Moon Dust and the Age of the Solar System in the 21st Century
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Astronomy: Classifying the Unusual Stars
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The Importance of Collecting Sufficient Data
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Evolution and Pop Culture – The Evolution of Evolution | David Rives
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How Not to Get a Gene to Evolve
[Originally published as Gene Duplications and Evolutionary Novelty] Gene duplications have been postulated to be a source of evolutionarily novel functions. When gene duplications occur, several outcomes are possible for the duplicated genes. They may undergo subfunctionalization, neofunctionalization, nonfunctionalization, or gene conservation (Graur, 2016). However, none of these work for a variety of reasons. In […] More
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History of DNA Studies: A Breakthrough in Understanding its Informational Complexity
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Real Science, or Magic?
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What the DNA of the Last Wooly Mammoths Teaches Us
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The Trouble with Early Oxygen
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Hummingbirds And Their Homes | David Rives
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The Complexity of Creation: A Discovery in Cellular Communication
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Evidence of Dinosaurs Living Recently
The whole earth would undergo a massive reset as vegetation slowly regrew and the floodwater settled down into its final resting places. Sadly, the earth that was once a perfect habitat for dinosaurs was now irrevocably altered, and even those dinosaurs that were able to survive, would be hunted to extinction over time. We know […] More
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A Quick Recap of Dinosaurs and the Bible
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Dinosaur Soft Tissue | David Rives
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Learning About God’s Amazing Design at Secular Museums
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Dinosaur Soft Tissue
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Our Brothers: the Neanderthals Part 3
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Creation Research Discovers more Original Material in Dinosaur Bone
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Who Understands the Rocks Better? A Field Trip Report
[Originally published as Geological field trip conducted by university reveals evidence for Noah’s Flood] A creationist friend emailed me about a geology field trip he went on, conducted by the geology department of his university. As a mature-age student, he is excited to see firsthand how the geological evidence in the field supports the biblical […] More
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Plates, Rock Layers, and Earth History
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How Evolution Crept Into the Church – The Evolution of Evolution | David Rives
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A Geology Field Trip to El Paso
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Moon Dust and the Age of the Solar System in the 21st Century
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Erosion and Deep Time: Part 2
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Dinosaur Soft Tissue
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Adolf Hitler – The Evolution of Evolution | David Rives
When many people think of evolution they think of a scientific idea that has little to do with their daily lives. They may, or may not, believe it is how mankind got here but, so what?!? What difference does it make? Well, throughout history there have been men and women who’ve taken Darwin’s ideas to […] More
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How Evolution Crept Into the Church – The Evolution of Evolution | David Rives
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The Importance of Collecting Sufficient Data
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The Real World Doesn’t Care about Scientific Predictions: Polar Bears & More
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Thomas Huxley – The Evolution of Evolution | David Rives
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Inventing the Species: The Development of the Scientific Classification System
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Human Population – Why You Should Believe In Creation …And Not Evolution | David Rives
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Using Math to Honor Jesus’s Birth
[Originally published as Math, Christmas Lights, & the Creator] Watching Christmas light shows has become a holiday tradition for many. But few of us stop to think of all the math that goes into these spectacular displays. Strands per Outlet, or Lights per Circuit When hanging a lot of lights, you want to make sure […] More
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Astronomy: Classifying the Unusual Stars
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Letting the Facts Guide you to the True Creator
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Physics 101: Falling Apples
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Developing an Accurate View of People Depends on Having an Accurate View of Creation
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The Spectrum of a Star’s Composition
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Studying the Heavens with Mathematics
