U of C Berkeley: “Natural selection is one of the basic mechanisms of evolution, along with mutation, migration, and genetic drift.” But Natural Selection, as we shall hereafter see, is a power incessantly ready for action, and is as immeasurably Read more…
Definition of Abiogenesis: the supposed spontaneous origination of living organisms directly from lifeless matter—called also spontaneous generation Remember learning about Louis Pasteur? Just before his time, many people believed maggots popped into life wherever meat was left out. They didn’t Read more…
“All the world is made of faith, and trust, and pixie dust.” ― J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan Oceans Alive! “Slowly, over millions of years, the great land mass split apart.” Smithsonian: “For many people, paleoanthropology is an exciting scientific field Read more…
Tiktaalik is more accurately described as a transitional form than a missing link. Transitional forms help show the evolutionary steps leading from one lineage to another by displaying characteristics of both the ancestral and the new lineage. Understanding Evolution Berkeley.edu Read more…
For he commandeth, and raiseth the stormy wind, which lifteth up the waves thereof. Psalm 107:25 Ever been to a beach on a stormy day? The waves crashing into the shore can be awesome if you keep your distance, or Read more…
One of the most important concepts to understand is how many great science people recognize and love their Creator God. Every field has well respected members who see no problem between their work and their worship. Colonel Jeffrey Williams is Read more…
by Michael J. Oard, Tara Wolfe, and illustrated by Chris Turbuck Huzzah, a serious Creationist kids’ book to review! Just after the New Year, we had a small order to get from CBD. To qualify for the free shipping deal, Read more…
The other day I saw an article over on Cowboy Bob’s Question Evolution website. He was talking about an article on one of America’s first astronauts, Colonel James Irwin, and his faith in Jesus, his Creator. This got me thinking Read more…
Let’s start with why this concept is so important: Evolutionists have only a few available tools to explain how things could change from tiny blobs to specialized “higher” organisms. Here’s their list: Mutation Migration (gene flow) Genetic drift Natural Read more…
Some time ago I wrote about a temple complex near the mountains of Ararat which everyone agrees is really old. In fact, archaeologists date it to 8,000 BC (or earlier) even though the style is quite ‘advanced.’ Why would they Read more…
If you’ve ever looked at a book about geology at a public school or the library, you probably ran into one of these charts. Ever since Charles Lyell made Uniformitarianism popular, many people have looked at the order of the sedimentary rocks as Read more…
I love mountains. I also love stairs. So, my first glimpse of mountains covered in rice terraces was thrilling! Someday it would be really nice to visit some and experience them for myself (I may not have to travel so Read more…
When I was a girl I wanted desperately to be able to fly like Superman. Swimming, I would pretend the tiles at the bottom of the deep end were city blocks I was gliding over. I would fall asleep imagining Read more…
I know, I know, it’s Summer and the last thing you want to do is more “school work.” But the past two weeks of Creation Today Shows’ interviews with Jay Seegert of the Creation Education Center have been so amazing I had to Read more…
Which alone spreads out the heavens, and treads upon the waves of the sea. Job 9:8 A while back I mentioned that God made a big deal about how He is “stretching out the heavens.” I find this whole idea Read more…
[Podcast episode 84] If you enjoy the show, please leave us a rating (which takes 5 seconds) or review (2 minutes, tops). Thanks! Or you can keep up with us on android here: Who hath measured the waters in Read more…
[Podcast episode 82] We’re finishing up Proverbs 8 with the favorite thing Wisdom enjoys, and it’s totally science related! Then we examine Jesus’ claim that lilies dress better than King Solomon, and finish up with a world tour of all Read more…
[A guest post by the botanist (plant lover) Todd Elder] People sometimes say that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. This just means that if you ask different people what they like, you will get different answers. For Read more…
[Podcast Episode 81] How could Adam both die the day he ate the fruit and sweat to eat bread for a long time before returning to dust? We examine what Jesus and Paul have to say to help us understand Read more…
[Podcast Episode 80] If you wanted to make someone’s jaw drop at how amazing God’s power and wisdom are, what would you show them? Proverbs gives us the answer: the size of the ocean, the heavens, and the water underground. Read more…
[Podcast Episode 79] What would have to change after Adam and Eve rebelled? God clues them in to the difficulties of all sorts that had to follow their choice. Then, we share some great places to experience creation for kids and Read more…
[Podcast Episode 78] What did the world look like when God began to use wisdom to create? There is so much to puzzle over in Proverbs 8, then we share some great creation speakers and tell about a project we Read more…
[Podcast Episode 77] In the middle of the saddest chapter in all history comes a strange and special promise. What is “enmity”? What does “seed” mean? Why the seed of a woman? We look at this First Gospel and then lighten Read more…
A guest post by John Hudson Tiner, who has written a number of books published by Master Books (I particularly enjoyed his book on Physics–I’m not scared of it any more!). First published August, 2013. Bible doubters like to point Read more…
[Podcast Episode 76] Want to tackle an idea that baffles pastors, professors, and philosophers? Proverbs 8:22-23 tells us something about not only wisdom, but God’s relationship with time. Then we take a trip out West to visit the most amazing Read more…