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Filling the Earth with Life: Fascinating Canine Design
Dogs and wolves are close relatives. And learning more about wolves can teach us a lot about God’s amazing design in nature. So, I actually have a a Blue Heeler cattle dog from Australia. And when you look at that little dog and you realize that she is actually of the same family as wolves, […] More
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God’s Deep Sea Beauty: the Venus’ Flower Basket
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The Puzzle of Novel Traits in Created Kinds: Part 2
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The Ferocious Pirahna!
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What the Mockingbird Can Teach Us
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The Snake that Bit the Apostle Paul: Part 1
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Bear Teeth: Carnivore Features and Vegetarian Behavior
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The Wider World Acknowledging Christianity’s Role in Science
[Originally published as Another Scientist Who Gives Credit Where It Is Due] It’s popular these days to claim that science and Christianity are incompatible. Of course, no one who spends any amount of time learning the history of science can be fooled by such a claim, because the history of science makes it very clear […] More
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Testifying God’s Reality: Subjective vs. Objective Claims
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Are Discrepancies Found in the Gospels a Problem?
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How To Build a Creation Science Worldview: An Interview with David Rives
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Can We Really Find the Age of the Earth in the Bible?
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Why Would People Believe Proteins are Enough for Life?
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Thinking Through Sidestepping Fallacies
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Worshipping the Creator of the Solar Eclipse
[Originally published as The Amazing Show in the Skies] It takes an extraordinary set of circumstances to cause a solar eclipse to be visible on Earth because they only occur when the Sun, Moon, and Earth are lined up in that particular order in exact alignment. While the Moon passes in front of the Earth every […] More
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The Whirlpool Galaxy
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Worshipping the God of Space and Humanity
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The Creator of the Universe and Artemis
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The Rives Theory of Relativity
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The Shape and Movement of the Earth: Revelation
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Stellar Parallax: The Distance to Stars
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God’s Deep Sea Beauty: the Venus’ Flower Basket
Isn’t that incredible? I mean, look closely and you’ll notice this intricate lattice structure. It’s like a tiny glass tower. It reminds me of a 3D print that we would do to create rigidity without a lot of bulk. And this is not just beautiful, this is strong. Engineers have studied these sponges to learn […] More
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The Puzzle of Novel Traits in Created Kinds: Part 2
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What is a “Gene”?
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What Darwinian Evolution Is and Isn’t
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Discovering the Realities of Genetics: The ENCODE Project Part 3
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Bear Teeth: Carnivore Features and Vegetarian Behavior
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Is There a Fully Optimized Genome Anywhere
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Human Footprints and Handprints in Jurassic (Dinosaur) Rock
[Stock photo of a desert road in Utah, photo credit: Davidrh | Dreamstime.com] In May, 2009, Martin Sheeran and I met up and toured a scenic area of Federal lands in one of the Four Corners States, an easy walk from a blacktop road. There we discovered fossilized footprints. Later, we returned with Bob Schweiger and […] More
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Medieval or Millions of Years Old? The Confusion of Human Origins
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Fascinating Fossils: Testimonies to a Lost World
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Carbon-14 Testing and Origins Expectations
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Layers of Time, or Layers of Catastrophe?
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Do Living Fossils Support the Theory of Evolution?
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Reptile or Mammal? Examining some Odd Fossils
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Mapleton Falls: A Gorgeous Example of a Flood Erosional Feature
[Originally published as Mapleton Falls Lookout, Queensland, Australia] Standing on the lookout at Mapleton Falls, it feels like you are suspended in mid-air. Alongside is Pencil Creek with its white foam bubbling over the sharp edge of the vertical basalt cliff, and plunging 120 metres to the valley floor. The steep walls enclose a secluded […] More
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How To Build a Creation Science Worldview: An Interview with David Rives
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Clams in Kansas | Paleontology at the ‘Niobrara Formation’ | David Rives
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What Do a Rock Detective and Bible Detective Have in Common?
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Human Footprints and Handprints in Jurassic (Dinosaur) Rock
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Exploring Australia’s Geology by Looking for the Flood
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Fascinating Fossils: Testimonies to a Lost World
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How Can the Pyramids Be So Old?
A lot of people think the pyramids were built before Noah’s Flood. But that isn’t possible because the Flood was far more destructive than they imagine. Others think they were built shortly after the Flood, but assume there must have been far more time between the Flood and the time of Abraham to fit the […] More
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The Snake that Bit the Apostle Paul: Part 1
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The Exodus Way: Avoiding War
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The Surprising History of Velcro
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Aligning the Two Genealogies of Jesus
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A Historical Account of the Search for Alien Life
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The Titanic and the Global Flood: a Comparison of Complex Processes
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Trying to Solve the Young, Faint Sun Paradox
[Originally published in 2012 as The Young, Faint Sun Is Still a Problem] The young, faint sun problem is fairly simple: Based on everything we know about the thermonuclear reactions that power the sun, it is getting more luminous over time. In other words, the sun is producing more light now (on average) than it did […] More
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“Why do I have to Study Math?” The Importance of Elementary Mathematics for the Future
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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
