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An Example of the High Intelligence of…Pigeons?
[Originally published as Using Pigeons to Diagnose Cancer?] Pigeons are surprisingly smart birds. Quite a while ago, I wrote about how pigeons can learn to solve probability problems better than some people. In addition, homing pigeons can use sound to find their way back home. Now here’s a new way of looking at the intelligence of pigeons: they […] More
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Living Fossils: Name and Location, Please
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Using Earth’s Magnetic Field: Deer
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Electrical Flowers—And Bees
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Watching the Master Engineer in Action: Butterfly Wings
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A Lesson in Faith from the Trumpeter Swan
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An Engineer’s Take on the Design of an Elephant
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Does Love Really Matter More than Truth?
[Originally published as part of 5 Dangerous Ideas about Faith] Dangerous Idea # 3 “We just need to love people and not try to persuade or argue with them” This claim sounds persuasive. Really persuasive. This generation of teens has seen our country arguing and hugely divided over issues of morality, immigration, abortion, elections, religion, […] More
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Nature Photography that Points to God
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Science, or Science Fiction?
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The True Nature of God
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It Takes the Bible to have a Biblical Worldview
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Figs, Evidence, and Atheism
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Gleaning Thoughts to Help Us Defend the Christian Faith
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God’s Glory in the Heavens: Part 2
[Originally published as Beyond the Stars & God’s Glory] How Big are the Stars? Let us not forget how big these starry objects are, moving at speeds exemplified by our sun, a medium-sized star, approaching a half-million miles per hour. It is an average distance of 93 million miles away. The star Betelgeuse, a giant […] More
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Astrology and the Secret Cult of Mithra
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The Sky is Falling…The Leonid Meteor Shower
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Falling Stars
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Was the Speed of Light Faster at the Beginning?
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Is The Big Bang Biblical?
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Spontaneous Creation
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Spices: the Spice of Life
[Originally published as Thanks for the Spices] It’s the holiday season, and many people are happy for the time off from work, feasting, slumbering, and watching sports. Some actually pause and consider the things they’re thankful for, such as food, family, friends, salvation in Jesus Christ (Eph. 2:9-9, Acts 4:12, John 14:6), having a job, and other […] More
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Living Fossils: Name and Location, Please
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Species, Kinds, and Evolutionary Squishiness
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Cladistics: Organizing Living Things based on Worldview
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Does Pollen Grain Size Always Match Up with the Number of Genes?
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A Common Ancestor for All Life?
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Natural Selection isn’t Evolution, with fun Graphics!
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Digging Up Bones, Part 2
“Ka-BOOM!” The dynamite exploded in the distance, not clearing the way for miners but destroying large dinosaur fossils at a recently abandoned dig site. This damage wasn’t the scheme of some 1800s fossil cynic but the result of a bitter competition between the two most prolific pioneers of paleontology in North America — Othniel Marsh […] More
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Digging Up Bones, Part 1
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The Bible’s Not-so-Usual Animal Descriptions
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Many Dinosaurs Fleeing Rising Flood Water
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DNA in the Most Unlikely Places: the Bottom of the Sea
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A Common Ancestor for All Life?
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The Carbon Dating Myth
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Digging Up Bones, Part 2
“Ka-BOOM!” The dynamite exploded in the distance, not clearing the way for miners but destroying large dinosaur fossils at a recently abandoned dig site. This damage wasn’t the scheme of some 1800s fossil cynic but the result of a bitter competition between the two most prolific pioneers of paleontology in North America — Othniel Marsh […] More
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Digging Up Bones, Part 1
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One Reason I am Skeptical of an Ancient Earth – Dr. Jay Wile
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When Compasses Strangely Prove the Earth is Young
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Many Dinosaurs Fleeing Rising Flood Water
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DNA in the Most Unlikely Places: the Bottom of the Sea
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The Carbon Dating Myth
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How Could the Pyramids be Built Just a Few Years after Noah’s Flood?
Today’s video is a particularly fun one. It’s not every day we get a creation video filmed on location in the country of Eygpt! And this one is on a topic to fascinate us all: explaining how the ancient and world-famous pyramids of the pharaohs could have been built within the timeframe given us in […] More
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Truly Ancient World Culture
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Isaac Newton: A Great Man of Science and Faith
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Unnecessarily Inconsistent Belief in God’s Word on the Historical Adam
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Comparing the Bible to Ancient Myths
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What Is Faith?
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Was Whoopi Right?
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God’s Glory in the Heavens: Part 2
[Originally published as Beyond the Stars & God’s Glory] How Big are the Stars? Let us not forget how big these starry objects are, moving at speeds exemplified by our sun, a medium-sized star, approaching a half-million miles per hour. It is an average distance of 93 million miles away. The star Betelgeuse, a giant […] More
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When Compasses Strangely Prove the Earth is Young
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UndeNYEably Uninformed
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Was the Speed of Light Faster at the Beginning?
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Spontaneous Creation
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Isaac Newton: A Great Man of Science and Faith
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God’s Glory in the Heavens: Part 1
