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What are Living Fossils?
Fossils are animals or parts of animals or plants that have been captured under rock layers that have formed from sediment underwater. By looking at these, we can compare the things that lived in the past with the things that are alive today. Now, for evolution to be true, you have to have had bacteria, […] More
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The Marvelous Blue Whale
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The Amazing Role of Spiders
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Made for Each Other: Coral Reef Symbiosis
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The Amazing Rocky Mountain Goat
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The Marvelous Nervous System of the Nematode
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The Extraordinary Blood of the Horseshoe Crab
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What it Will Take to Shape the Future as Creationists
Jesus calls his followers to be as wise as serpents even while staying as harmless as doves. What does this mean for us as people who love creation and want to invite others to discover the wonders of God for themselves? Today’s video first gives the big picture of why we need to learn new […] More
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Science and the Supernatural: Part 3
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Turning our Minds and Brains over to God
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Science and the Supernatural: Part 2
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A Creationist Reflects on the Nature of the Scopes Trial
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What the Bible Teaches about Sin and Suffering in a Nutshell: Part 1
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Can We “Detect” Creation Through Science?
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Sir William Herschel — “The King’s Astronomer”
Sir William Herschel was a prominent astronomer of the late 18th and early 19th century. His discovery of Uranus in 1781 brought the number of known planets in our solar system to seven. Totaling over 400 in his lifetime, Herschel’s telescopes became his ultimate passion, and most were designed at his home. He was known […] More
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Have We Really Seen Star Families? How to Read the News Headlines
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What About Extra-Terrestrial Life? | David Rives
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The Whirlpool Galaxy | David Rives
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The Crab Nebula | David Rives
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Star Communities: Galaxies
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The Four Fundamental Forces | David Rives
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Evolutionary Explanations: Gene Duplication
[Originally published as Gene Duplication-Driven Evolution] Charles Darwin‘s first reference to a “gene” appears in the 4th Edition of The Origin of Species in 1866. Since then, the gene has emerged as the essential molecular mechanism driving Darwin’s theory. This intersection of natural selection with Gregor Mendel‘s theory of genetic inheritance was later known as the […] More
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Evolutionists Recognize How Vital the Appendix Is
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A Case of the Limited Effect of Natural Selection
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What are Living Fossils?
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The Marvelous Blue Whale
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Discovering Fresh Bone Material in an Ancient Dinosaur
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Why a Creationist Uses Material from Top Evolutionists
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What are Living Fossils?
Fossils are animals or parts of animals or plants that have been captured under rock layers that have formed from sediment underwater. By looking at these, we can compare the things that lived in the past with the things that are alive today. Now, for evolution to be true, you have to have had bacteria, […] More
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Discovering Fresh Bone Material in an Ancient Dinosaur
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I Believe in the Flood…But Why No Human Fossils?
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The Evolution of Time: Part 2
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Archeopteryx: An Example of ‘Surprisingly’ Young-Looking Fossil Material
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Soft Tissue Fossils, the Grand Canyon, and Earth History
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New Reports from the Naledi Bones of South Africa
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Another Water Gap Carved by the Global Flood
[Originally published as Carnarvon Creek flows through a water gap carved during Noah’s Flood] As you travel the unsealed road to Carnarvon Gorge, just before you reach the Camping Area, you pass through a break in Clematis Ridge. The photo from the top of the ridge shows it running south from where the people are […] More
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Folded Rocks Testify to Earth’s True Past
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What are Living Fossils?
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Discovering Fresh Bone Material in an Ancient Dinosaur
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Earth’s Continents and the Bible: Part 2
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I Believe in the Flood…But Why No Human Fossils?
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Science and the Supernatural: Part 3
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What it Will Take to Shape the Future as Creationists
Jesus calls his followers to be as wise as serpents even while staying as harmless as doves. What does this mean for us as people who love creation and want to invite others to discover the wonders of God for themselves? Today’s video first gives the big picture of why we need to learn new […] More
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The Trajectory of Human Intellect
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Why Don’t Most Egyptians Look African?
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A Creationist Reflects on the Nature of the Scopes Trial
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Recreating Ancient Scientific Inquiry: Calculating the Spherical Earth
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Our Worldview Shapes Our Imagination: Dinosaurs or Dragons?
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An Historic Example of How to Do Publicly Transparent Science: Fukushima
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Math, a Functional Society, and Worldview
[Originally published as About Math] It is disconcerting that math scores continue to plummet in the nation’s public schools. As usual, minority black students test worse than the white kids, and so the racial excuses run rampant. I just read where educators in the Pacific Northwest are now promoting the idea that math is racist. […] More
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Star Communities: Galaxies
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What is a Quark? | David Rives
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The Four Fundamental Forces | David Rives
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Star Communities: Binary Stars and Clusters
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Considering Distant Starlight Within the Biblical Timeline
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Primordial Bacteria and Quantum Mechanics















































