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Mutualism in Dynamic Action: Bug Edition
[Originally published as Bugs and Bacteria Working Together] Mutualistic symbiosis, the process by which organisms of different species interact so that all of them benefit, is a very common phenomenon in creation. A study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA highlights an interesting case of mutualistic symbiosis that not only has […] More
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How Not to Define Evolution
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Working Together: God’s Design of the Yucca and Its Moth
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Do Living Fossils Support the Theory of Evolution?
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All Those Eyes: God’s Design of Spiders
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Reptile or Mammal? Examining some Odd Fossils
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Evolution: Everything Changes, Except that it Doesn’t?…
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The Power of the Creationist Argument
Life cannot come from non-life. Ask a well-studied evolutionist to use only the scientific method to answer the question: how did non-living matter become alive? Their honest answer is, we don’t know or it just happened. Their position is based on faith that life and evolution just happened. It turns out that the “simple cell” […] More
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Living Out the Truth We Proclaim
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Learning to Ask Questions to Draw People to God
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How Should We View the God of the Old Testament?
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Beauty and the Case for God
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The Church, Apologetics, and What Really Matters
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What the Bible Teaches about Sin and Suffering in a Nutshell: Part 2
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The Shape and Movement of the Earth: Revelation
[Originally published as the third section of Untwisting Scripture: Refuting Flat Earth Falsehoods – Part 4, written by Jason Churchill] In this installment of our series on refuting the so-called flat/stationary-earth prooftexts in the Bible, we’ll address the “high altitude perspective” passages that FSIPs (Flat Stationary Interpretation Proponents) frequently cite: Daniel 4. As we examine […] More
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Stellar Parallax: The Distance to Stars
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Our Amazing Moon: Its Purpose
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The Stars and Earth’s Slow Wobble
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Our Special Earth: TOO MANY FACTORS
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The Big Bang Theory?
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The Shape and Movement of the Earth: Matthew
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The Power of the Creationist Argument
Life cannot come from non-life. Ask a well-studied evolutionist to use only the scientific method to answer the question: how did non-living matter become alive? Their honest answer is, we don’t know or it just happened. Their position is based on faith that life and evolution just happened. It turns out that the “simple cell” […] More
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Mutualism in Dynamic Action: Bug Edition
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How Not to Define Evolution
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Working Together: God’s Design of the Yucca and Its Moth
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The Surprising History of Velcro
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Rediscovered Innovation? Bacteria Mutations and Evolutionary Thinking
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The Bizarre Tales of Evolution: Butterflies and Snails
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Layers of Time, or Layers of Catastrophe?
[Originally published as Carved In Stone: Where Two Worldviews Collide] Is the biblical account of a worldwide flood, as mentioned in Genesis, a reality? Did the forces that caused this powerful, tragic global catastrophe come from beneath the Earth’s crust? And did it happen, as Genesis states? In the six hundredth year of Noah‘s life, […] More
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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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Dinosaurs in the Recent Past
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Human Origins: The Fossils Versus the Narrative
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Where do Neanderthals Fit into the Biblical Narrative?
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Famous Evolutionist or Infamous Human Origins Storyteller
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How to Work Radiometric Dating
[Originally published as Art of Radiometric Dating] Radiometric dating is one of the most popular techniques in paleontology that is used to establish the assigned age of materials such as rocks. Reported dates often fall in the millions or billions of years. However, questions surround the art of radiometric dating — for good reasons. A […] More
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The Wonder of the Grand Canyon
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Picturing How the World Looked Flooded to 600 Meters
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Layers of Time, or Layers of Catastrophe?
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Unexpected Rock Layers
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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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The Surprising History of Velcro
Mankind has come up with all kinds of great inventions for tying their shoes. They’ve come up with laces and buttons and zippers, but one of the most amazing is Velcro. How on earth did we come up with the idea for it? You know, this has opened up an entirely new field of science […] More
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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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Famous Evolutionist or Infamous Human Origins Storyteller
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The Current Rejection of the Scientific Method
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Carbon Dating the Bible’s History
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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
