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Compact Mechanics, Coatings, Optimum Designs—From Insects
[Originally published on the insect news page Thank God for Insects] Next-generation cockroach-inspired robot is small but mighty They make terrible neighbors for humans, but not only do cockroaches clean up environmental messes in the wild, they are so well designed Harvard scientists are actively copying how they function for their own mini robots. Just […] More
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The Evolution of a Climate Skeptic
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God’s Amazing Design of Seals
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How Long Would a Beetle Family Need to Evolve its Firepower?
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How Turtles Survive the Winter
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Bears! If You want to Survive, You’d Better Learn Discernment
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A Bug Entombed in Amber Still had Typical DNA
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Logical Fallacy: Argument from Silence
[Originally published as Logic Lessons: Arguing from Silence] Arguments from silence, like other fallacies, have some clear-cut examples that are easily identifiable. The basic form is that if someone does not answer a question or give a response, it is taken as confirmation that the other person is right. Unfortunately, I do not have screenshots […] More
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The Advancements Science “Deniers” Can Bring
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Rubber Ducks and the Origin of Species
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A Geologist Walks Through a Flood-Rebuttal Video
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The Olympic Flame, Breath of Life, and the Incarnation
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The 12 Days of Evolution Answered – Part 2
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The Puzzle of How Cain Found his Wife
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Sir William Herschel – A Path To Discovery | David Rives
The German astronomer, Sir William Herschel, would explore the night skies in great detail over the course of his lifetime. The majesty of our Creator’s heavenly handiwork was increasingly revealed through his important discoveries. Quite a grand description of the planet Saturn was expressed by Herschel after careful observations through his telescope: There is not […] More
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Sir William Herschel – Early Years
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Earth’s Geo-Magnetic Field
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Meteors and God’s Power
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Our Special Earth: Our “Galactic Address”
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Antimatter, The Laws of Physics, and the Dwindling Hope of the Naturalist
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Asteroids Understand Mathematics, or Classifying Them by Position
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Compact Mechanics, Coatings, Optimum Designs—From Insects
[Originally published on the insect news page Thank God for Insects] Next-generation cockroach-inspired robot is small but mighty They make terrible neighbors for humans, but not only do cockroaches clean up environmental messes in the wild, they are so well designed Harvard scientists are actively copying how they function for their own mini robots. Just […] More
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Treat your Brain Gently: Delight vs. Addiction
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Ditching Mitochondria Saves Energy
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The Brain Itself Testifies to its Creator
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New Life in a Test Tube? Hardly
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Rubber Ducks and the Origin of Species
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The 12 Days of Evolution Answered – Part 2
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The Story of an Amazing Dinosaur Discovery Part 1
[Originally published as part 1 of Evolution, Not What They Once Said] The armored dinosaur fossil preserved in exquisite detail unearthed in a western Canadian oil sand mine highlights the new daunting challenges facing the theory of evolution. This stunningly preserved fossil is shattering long-standing paradigms. ‘The more I look at it,’ said Michael Greshko […] More
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Dinosaurs Leading our Children towards Atheism?
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Fossilized Dinosaur to Bird Transition Still “Murky”
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Could Noah’s Ark Hold All the Animals We Find Today?
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More Trouble for Those Who Need Dinosaurs to be Millions of Years Old
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The Forest for the Trees, or The Chasm for the Fossils
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Did dinosaurs really live with humans?
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The Overlooked Flood Stage
Creation geologists categorize the flood into two main phases, the inundating and retreating. Yet there is another phase that is often overlooked. After being inundated with water, yet before the water started to retreat, the earth would have been covered by a global sea. 3 And the waters returned from off the earth continually: and […] More
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The Story of an Amazing Dinosaur Discovery Part 1
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It was Warmer before Global Warming
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Broken and Missing Fossils, Origins Research, and Careful Assumptions
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The Windows in Noah’s Ark
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Computers Prove the Magnetic Field is Ancient For Now
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A Geologist Walks Through a Flood-Rebuttal Video
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Human Zoos Showcase the Impossibility of Racial Equality in a Darwinian Culture, Part 2
In Part 1 of this series we explored how Darwinian Evolutionary Theory gave rise to a grievous, even if lesser known, historical atrocity committed in the name of science- human zoos. These “ethnological expositions,” as they were called, were a wide-spread, international phenomenon. We concluded with the tragic story of Ota Benga, a young Congolese […] More
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Can We Know How Old Cave Art Is?
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Human Zoos Showcase the Impossibility of Racial Equality in a Darwinian Culture, Part 1
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Real Change!
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Blindly Trust Our Church Leaders?
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The Evidence Keeps Messing With the Narrative: Neanderthals Were Smart
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Memories of an Earlier Evolutionary Stage? Vestigial Organs Part 1
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Logical Fallacy: Argument from Silence
[Originally published as Logic Lessons: Arguing from Silence] Arguments from silence, like other fallacies, have some clear-cut examples that are easily identifiable. The basic form is that if someone does not answer a question or give a response, it is taken as confirmation that the other person is right. Unfortunately, I do not have screenshots […] More
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Antimatter, The Laws of Physics, and the Dwindling Hope of the Naturalist
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Stars Differ in Glory
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Logical Fallacies: Special Pleading and the Man Made of Straw
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The 12 Days of Evolution Answered – Part 1
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Chaos to Order, or Creator to Order?
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Advanced Optics: Space-Bound Telescopes
