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The Incredible Migrating Atlantic Eel
Do you know where the freshwater eel starts and ends its life? It not only has an amazing journey but an extraordinary lifecycle. Come and see: [Editor’s note: For more information, see fellow Creation Club contributor Richard Nelson’s article on the Eel] More
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Eye Implants, Insulating Materials, Robots: Bug Biomimicry Ranges Far and Wide
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Finally Seeing what was There all Along
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How can a Tuatara be More “Advanced” than “Younger” Lizards?
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Fascinating and Useful Insect Abilities
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You Won’t Believe What This Bee Eats – David Rives
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This Was Found In Fin Whale’s Throat – David Rives
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Are You Willing to Question Your Assumptions?
[Originally published in 2016 as Watch Your Assumptions: They Can Lead To False Conclusions!] I am always on the lookout for experiences that can be turned into a “teachable moment.” Over the past two weeks, I have had two such experiences, so I thought I would write about them. The first one was a result […] More
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Active and Confirmed Creationist Predictions
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Are Experts All They’re Cracked Up to Be?
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Who Really has a ‘Gap’ Problem in Science?
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What Is Faith?
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Human Rights and Worldview
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Evolution is Irrelevant to Real World Science
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Science and Religion
Religion has always played an important role in the field of science. Most of the greatest scientific discoveries were made by those who believed strongly in a Creator. Newton, Kepler, and Galileo to name only a few. Dr. Wernher von Braun said this about science and religion: There would not be a single great accomplishment […] More
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The Measuring Tools of Time
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The Pleiades: The Seven Sisters
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It Would be Easier for Life to Arrive on — Mars?
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How to Avoid Twisting the Bible and Abusing Science
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Earth’s Nice Home Neighborhood
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Charles Messier – The Catalog of Space
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Science, Mental Health, and the Push for Transgenderism
[Originally published in October 2016 as Worth the Risks? Depression, Increased Suicides, Strokes, Cancer] Leaders in business, entertainment, and sports are showing great compassion for transgender citizens and treating their fight for bathroom and locker room access as a civil rights issue. Numerous opinion articles in newspapers urge readers to show love for everyone and […] More
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Scrambled Genes Don’t Cooperate with Evolution
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The Incredible Migrating Atlantic Eel
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Ancient Ocean Sediment has Too Much DNA
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But How Could That Work? Evolutionary Puzzles
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Eye Implants, Insulating Materials, Robots: Bug Biomimicry Ranges Far and Wide
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Discoveries in Genetics Complicate Evolutionary Claims and Inspire Research
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Native Americans, Dinosaurs — and Penguins?
The desert southwest of the United States contains numerous paintings and other rock art. Some demonstrate that Native Americans saw dinosaurs. In Utah, there are petroglyphs of penguins. Neither fit in well with theories of deep time. Both are, however, consistent with biblical creation and the global flood. “If you want to see some spooky […] More
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Ancient Ocean Sediment has Too Much DNA
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But How Could That Work? Evolutionary Puzzles
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The Incredibly Preserved Sea Reptile Fossil Record
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Another Explanation of The Fossil Record
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Mincing Steps of…What Are These Biped Fossil Footprints?
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A Weapon For A Tail
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Native Americans, Dinosaurs — and Penguins?
The desert southwest of the United States contains numerous paintings and other rock art. Some demonstrate that Native Americans saw dinosaurs. In Utah, there are petroglyphs of penguins. Neither fit in well with theories of deep time. Both are, however, consistent with biblical creation and the global flood. “If you want to see some spooky […] More
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The Incredibly Preserved Sea Reptile Fossil Record
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Building and Carving Rocks in Real Time
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How Old Does the Earth Really Look?
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What Makes a Canyon “Great”
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Mount Warning: A Volcano and a Whole Lot of Water
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Another Explanation of The Fossil Record
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What Is Faith?
Is Faith Not Asking Questions?
Sometimes I get inspiration for my articles from my daily Bible reading. Sometimes I get inspiration from a television documentary, news article, or even a movie. I got the inspiration for this article from my own presentation on the book that I wrote: Why Should I Believe? Why Should You Believe? — A Wake-Up Call […] More
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Was Whoopi Right?
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An Amateur Spots what the Scientific Experts were Blind to
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An Early Copy of the Book of Genesis
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What is a Darwinist?
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Niagara Falls and the Hunt for Deep Time
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Relevant and Timeless: the Biblical Worldview, Part 1
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How to Get Stars and Galaxies to Form, or, Not
[Orginally published as the third part of List of Star Formation Problems] Black holes that shouldn’t exist A black hole is not a star but assumed to be the carcass, so to speak, of certain stars after their deaths. If there are black holes that “shouldn’t exist,” because standard theory cannot account for the circumstances […] More
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Atoms: The Dust of the World?
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Snags in the Star Formation Yarn
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Faster than the Speed of Light Issues for the Big Bang
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Could an Asteroid Have Changed Earth’s Rotation?
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Electromagnetism, The Stars, and Your Neurons
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Robert Boyle: Faith in an Infinite Designer
