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Seeking For God
A Brown-headed Nuthatch (Sitta pusilla) appears to play hide-and-seek in a nest cavity. March 31, 2017; Walton County, Georgia. [Originally published as Hide and Seek] Have you ever shouted to God, “COME OUT, COME OUT WHEREVER YOU ARE!”? Neither will I hide my face any more from them… Ezekiel 39:29 Birding can sometimes feel like a […] More
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Genetics, the Platypus, and Worldview
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God’s Amazing Builder: The Beaver.
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Honeyguide Birds Understand Human Messages
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Insect Ears: A Study in Assuming Evolution
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What Does it take to Fossilize a Fish?
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The Mosasaur
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We See What We Expect to See: Presuppositions
[Originally published as Preconceptions and Presuppositions] I’m sorry, I just don’t see any evidence. I mean, look at the Hubble telescope. It’s discovered untold wonders of a vast unexplored universe. But not one picture of a guy with a beard sitting around on a cloud.~ “Brian Griffin” saying that he’s an atheist I looked and […] More
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Do Biblical Creationists Believe in Science?
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Defining our Terms: Is Evolution a “Theory”?
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The Bible and the Center of the Universe: Revisiting the Galileo Controversy
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Our Main Legacy may be Teaching Others
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Debating Dr. Duane Gish
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Aliens, psychic abilities, and…miracles?
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White Hole Cosmology Made Easy
In the 1990’s Dr. D. Russell Humphreys came out with his theory on the origin of the universe. Dr. Humphreys is an award-winning physicist retired from the U.S. government installation at Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico. He is also a biblical young-earth creationist. He became famous for correctly predicting how strong the magnetic fields […] More
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Our Father’s Design in Astronomy, Part 1
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The Search for Aliens and the Fermi Paradox
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“Irreducible Complexity” and the Mousetrap Analogy
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Starlight and Time: The Engineering Perspective Provides an Answer, Part 2
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The Whirlpool Galaxy
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Starlight and Time: The Engineering Perspective Provides an Answer, Part 1
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The Principle of Irreducible Complexity Refutes Evolutionary Processes: Part 1
[Originally published as the first part of Irreducible Complexity] One of the many scientific lines of evidence against neo-Darwinian evolution involves the concept of irreducible complexity. Microbes, plants, fungi, animals, and human beings all have bodies that are composed of extremely complex microscopic machinery. The different parts of a biological cell are interdependent. That is, […] More
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An Example of the Human Experience Before Birth
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Botany – The Variety, Design, and Beauty of Plant Life
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Genetics, the Platypus, and Worldview
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What Kind of Creature is the Homo Rudolfensis fossil?
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God’s Classification System: Grasses, Herbs, and Trees
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Insect Ears: A Study in Assuming Evolution
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What Kind of Creature is the Homo Rudolfensis fossil?
Editor’s note: Indoctrination: “the process of teaching a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically.” ~Oxford Dictionaries While the naturalistic community has no choice but to squash dissent from its assumptions about our history, the Christian worldview is robust enough we can examine and share what many consider the strongest arguments of […] More
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The Mosasaur
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The Mosasaur: An Aquatic Leviathan
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The Acrocanthosaurus, Product of a Creative Designer
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The Wonders of the Stegosaurus
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Walking Through the Homonin Fossils: Part 1
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Change All the Facts But Not Your Beliefs
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How to really Notice the rocks around you, a Local Example
[Originally published as Phillip Island Excursion Site 4: Kitty Miller Beach and Watt Point] At the southern end of Kitty Miller Road, there is parking at Kitty Miller Bay from where you can visit three points of interest. The first is Kennon Head, the second is Kitty Miller Beach itself and the rocky outcrops to […] More
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The “Local Flood” View has Scientific Problems
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Bent and Folded Strata – Geological Folding and Noah’s Flood
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What Kind of Creature is the Homo Rudolfensis fossil?
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What Does it take to Fossilize a Fish?
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Do Antarctic Fossil Forests Prove Trees Grew near the South Pole?
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Starlight and Time: The Engineering Perspective Provides an Answer, Part 2
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Relevant and Timeless: the Biblical Worldview, Part 1
[Originally published as the first section of A Clash of Worldviews] CULTURE WAR? WHAT CULTURE WAR? Oftentimes in the mainstream media, the term “culture war” is shown with quotes, implying that the battle over values is just an invention of right-wing zealots. Although many seem oblivious to it, a culture clash is taking place. America […] More
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Using Evolutionary “Science” to Push an Evil Worldview
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Trigonometry Around the Time of Abraham
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Human Zoos Showcase the Impossibility of Racial Equality in a Darwinian Culture, Part 2
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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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White Hole Cosmology Made Easy
In the 1990’s Dr. D. Russell Humphreys came out with his theory on the origin of the universe. Dr. Humphreys is an award-winning physicist retired from the U.S. government installation at Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico. He is also a biblical young-earth creationist. He became famous for correctly predicting how strong the magnetic fields […] More
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Day Two, Not Yet a Good Creation
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The Universe Exists in Threes
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Starlight and Time: The Engineering Perspective Provides an Answer, Part 2
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Starlight and Time: The Engineering Perspective Provides an Answer, Part 1
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Dark Matter Could be Misunderstood, or Naturalism Thrives in the Unknown
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Applying God’s Creation of Mathematics: Moving
