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The Feline Kind: Studying Cat Genetic Diversity
[Originally published in 2020 as Cat Diversification Post-Flood] Some of you may have seen our social media post where I excitedly shared how I had figured out cat speciation post flood. This post attracted more than the usual atheist troll attention on Twitter. In fact, even as I write this, comments are still coming in. So, […] More
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God’s Natural Snorkel System: Whales
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The Reality of Hippo “Sweat”
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Gecko Feet Don’t Display Evolution
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How the Sausage is Made: Calculating Mutation Rates and Similarities in Fish
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Another Geomagnetic Creature: Sockeye Salmon
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Genius Design in the Details: Shark Embryo Edition
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How Old Does the Bible Say the Earth Is? Part 3
[Originally published as the third section of TCQ Week 4: Scripture and the Age of the Earth] The Bible Isn’t a Science Textbook, but History Matters Those who are opposed to the “regular” interpretation of the creation account often say that the Bible isn’t a science textbook. They are upset because they think we are […] More
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Two Main Evidences for Jesus Christ’s Bodily Resurrection
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The Evidence that Doing Science Finds is the Christian’s Friend
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The Current Rejection of the Scientific Method
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Is it, or is it Not? Falsifiability and Theories of Origins
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Reading the Bible as Intended: Phenomenological Language
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God’s People have Always Held the Scripture Highly
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Sir William Herschel – Early Years
Sir Frederick William Herschel was born in Hanover, Germany, in 1738. His father was a musician who encouraged the young Herschel in the art of music, as well as mathematics. Aside from his native tongue of German, he also quickly picked up French, English, and Latin, and at age 15, entered military service. With […] More
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Our Amazing Moon: Its Unique Design
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The Evidence that Doing Science Finds is the Christian’s Friend
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Earth’s Geo-Magnetic Field
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Our Special Earth: Our “Galactic Address”
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What Do We Really Know About Life on Other Planets?
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How Did We Get Here? Panspermia and Space Poop
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The Feline Kind: Studying Cat Genetic Diversity
[Originally published in 2020 as Cat Diversification Post-Flood] Some of you may have seen our social media post where I excitedly shared how I had figured out cat speciation post flood. This post attracted more than the usual atheist troll attention on Twitter. In fact, even as I write this, comments are still coming in. So, […] More
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God’s Natural Snorkel System: Whales
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Carefully Handling the Facts of Dinosaur Remains, a “Feathered” Case Study
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The Fifth Element of Natural Selection: Adaptation Part 2
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Science and Eve: a Genetic Excursion in Mitochondria Studies
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Honoring God by Caring for His World
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The Evidence that Doing Science Finds is the Christian’s Friend
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Carefully Handling the Facts of Dinosaur Remains, a “Feathered” Case Study
[Originally published as More Evidence Against Feathered Dinosaurs] Several months ago I wrote an article about the fossil evidence for primitive feathers (often called “protofeathers”) in some dinosaur specimens. The article discussed a study by Theagarten Lingham-Soliar, Alan Feduccia, and Xiaolin Wang that provided strong evidence against the common interpretation that the dinosaur Sinosauropteryx was covered in such […] More
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Famous Ape-Man Hoaxes
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Assessing the Current State of Hominin Fossils
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Dinosaur Bones and the Historic Record of the Bible
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Where Do the Flood Rocks End in the Fossil Record? Part 2
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Buried in the Act: Ichthyosaurs and More
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A Guided Tour of the Dinosaur Section of the Museum
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Carefully Handling the Facts of Dinosaur Remains, a “Feathered” Case Study
[Originally published as More Evidence Against Feathered Dinosaurs] Several months ago I wrote an article about the fossil evidence for primitive feathers (often called “protofeathers”) in some dinosaur specimens. The article discussed a study by Theagarten Lingham-Soliar, Alan Feduccia, and Xiaolin Wang that provided strong evidence against the common interpretation that the dinosaur Sinosauropteryx was covered in such […] More
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An Inkblot Test for Paleontologists
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Geology that is out of Synch with Modern Conditions: Carnarvon Gorge
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Famous Ape-Man Hoaxes
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Young or Old? The Island of Surtsey
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Assessing the Current State of Hominin Fossils
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Dinosaur Bones and the Historic Record of the Bible
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The Current Rejection of the Scientific Method
[Excerpted from Brittany Martin’s article, Darwinism and the Decline of the Liberal Arts, Part I: The Downfall] A few years back, I was teaching freshmen about the function of greenhouse gases in Earth’s atmosphere, and I overheard one of my students tell his friend, “Did you know that most greenhouse gases actually come from the methane […] More
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Carbon Dating the Bible’s History
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Reconstructing the History of One of America’s First Peoples
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What it Will Take to Shape the Future as Creationists
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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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“Why do I have to Study Math?” The Importance of Elementary Mathematics for the Future
[Originally published as Boring Math Drills Aid Higher Math Skills] While I use a lot of math in my field, I am definitely not an expert on teaching it. Nevertheless, one thing I have always stressed to parents is the importance of math in the elementary years. Based on my experience, I have come to the […] More
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Advanced Optics: Space-Bound Telescopes
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Stop Building Your Theories on a Pile of Assumptions
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The Origin of the Cosmos — Biblical Science Stands Where Others Fall
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Math, a Functional Society, and Worldview
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Star Communities: Galaxies
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What is a Quark? | David Rives
