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Bug Feet, Wind, Creator, Savior
[Transcribed by Cheri Fields from Humbly Ask Him] Richard Gunther Stickiness How do ants and bees walk upside down on smooth surfaces? How do they climb a glass window? Try this experiment. Tear a small piece of paper, wet it completely, and then place it on a window. It sticks, not because water is glue, but […] More
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The Best Runners in the Animal Kingdom
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The Expertly Designed Nudibranch
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Are Bugs Really Part of God’s Good Creation?
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An Engineering Marvel, the Gazelle
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A flightless bird, a dash of assumptions, plus sensationalism: A thrilling ‘science’ article
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Free to Make a Choice, an Analogy from a Muskrat
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The 5-Minute Case for Christianity
If someone asked you why you are a Christian or asked for evidence for God, what would you say? If you only had a few minutes to give the big picture of why the Christian faith is true in hopes of giving a person something to ponder, could you do it? Here’s one way I […] More
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A Rotting World Needs our Salt
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How Not to Argue: False Dilemmas and Silence
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Miracles Are Impossible, Right?
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Does Truth Depend On Which Class You Are Taking? Arbitrary Dates
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Questions about Adam and Eve Part 2
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Scientific Free Speech is Dangerous?
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The Big Bang, Plasma Cosmology, and Hegelian Philosophy
Or why so many in high places see the world the way they do
Do you know that traditional, Bible-believing Christians are not the only people who have a problem with the dominant Big Bang cosmology of establishment academia and establishment science? Not everyone who disputes establishment Big Bang cosmology is a “Bible-thumping fanatic.” There is an alternate conflicting cosmology which is becoming increasingly common, generally known as “Plasma […] More
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The 5-Minute Case for Christianity
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Describing the Elegant Balance of the Universe
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A Brief History of Astronomy: Part 1
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The Branches of Science Speak out for Creation
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Have We Seen A Star Forming?
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Ideas about science Shape History
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Spontaneous Generation is Not Part of Evolution?
[Originally published as Evolution and Abiogenesis: Different, or the Same?] Although evolution and abiogenesis are two very important parts of the origins conversation, there is often some confusion about how these relate to one another. Are they ultimately the same thing? Is there a distinction? What, if any, is the distinction? Do they relate to […] More
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We’ve Seen Evolution in Action, Except it Wasn’t
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The Best Runners in the Animal Kingdom
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The 5-Minute Case for Christianity
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The Expertly Designed Nudibranch
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Thinking about Complexity
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Hemostasis – A Dynamic, Symbiotic System only God could Design
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Dinosaurs Then and Not So Long Ago
Fossil remains of up to around 1000 different types of dinosaurs have been discovered. Each new discovery heightens the interest in these incredible creatures, and seems to raise more questions than are answered. What were dinosaurs like? How do they fit in with the Bible? Dinosaurs ranged from the 110-ton Argentinosaurus (top image) to the […] More
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Early Intelligent Cave Stalactite Users
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Does Truth Depend On Which Class You Are Taking? Arbitrary Dates
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Slowly Buried Up on End? Nautiloids of the American West
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Dinosaurs, What Did God Know Before the Scientists?
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Fish to Human Evolution? Evidence Please!
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Could Something ‘Breathe’ Fire?
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Tracing the Flood Globally from the Grand Canyon to Israel
[Originally published as What I Learned about Grand Canyon in Israel] Nearly 7,500 miles separate Tusayan, AZ on the south rim of Grand Canyon and Timnaʿ National Park in southern Israel. What could anyone possibly find in Israel that might connect it with Grand Canyon? Timnaʿ sits in a desert landscape reminding travelers of some […] More
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Fossils Are Key, Except When They Aren’t
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Sorting fossils
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Fossilized Ripples at Kellys Knob
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Can You Explain Why Someone Should Believe in an Old Earth?
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Real World Laboratory Results: Manganese Nodules
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Lucy in the Textbook with White Eyes
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Human Zoos Showcase the Impossibility of Racial Equality in a Darwinian Culture, Part 1
We are currently living in one of the most racially charged times since the Civil Rights Era of the 1950s and 60’s. It is almost inconceivable that in such a scientifically-enlightened age as the 21st century, humanity would still be in the throes of such an evil and arcane concept. How long will this scourge […] More
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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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Scientific Reasons to Believe in Biblical Long Lifespans
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Could Moses Have Written Genesis?
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Using Mathematics to Picture God’s Promised Creation
[Originally published as Math & the New Jerusalem] The Bible contains a lot of measurements For example, in Revelation, we’re told that the New Jerusalem’s “length the same as its width. And he measured the city with his rod, 12,000 stadia. Its length and width and height are equal.” (Rev. 21:16 ESV). The questions below can […] More
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The Big Bang, Plasma Cosmology, and Hegelian Philosophy
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Describing the Elegant Balance of the Universe
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Have We Seen A Star Forming?
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Ideas about science Shape History
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Bait and Switch: Equivocation
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Things Beyond our Control: The Universe’s Fine Tuning
