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Monthly Archives: November 2010

• Moths Flutter Up Evolutionary Theory

  Biological diversity, also known as biodiversity, is the study of organisms (plant and animal) within an ecosystem.  This usually involves the studying of the different populations within the ecosystem, the degree of genetic variations of the species within the ecosystem … Continue reading →

  

• ‘Oldest’ fossil shrimp?

  Researchers have recently found what has been dubbed the oldest known fossil shrimp. Found in Upper Devonian shale in Oklahoma, the specimen of Aciculopoda mapesi was exceptionally preserved: “the muscles…have been preserved completely enough that discrete muscle bands are discernible.” The … Continue reading →

  

• The Historical Accuracy of the Fall of Jericho

  The historical accuracy of the fall of Jericho has lain under a cloud of doubt in the minds of many for more than three decades John Garstang, a professor at the University of Liverpool, excavated Jericho between 1930 and 1936. … Continue reading →

  

• Why Moralism Is Not the Gospel

  One of the most amazing statements by the Apostle Paul is his indictment of the Galatian Christians for abandoning the Gospel. “I am amazed that you are so quickly deserting Him who called you by the grace of Christ, for … Continue reading →

  

• Louisiana to Vote on Science Textbooks

  In 2008, public science education and academic freedom enjoyed a victory with the passing of the Louisiana Science Education Act.1 The act, signed into law by Governor Bobby Jindal, allows teachers to use “supplemental textbooks and other instructional materials to … Continue reading →

  

• Daily Reading

  Read Through the Bible in a Year We would like to encourage everyone with families to sit down and read the Bible together every day.  Daily Readings will provide you with a daily guide to allow you and your family … Continue reading →

  

• Apologetics = Defending the Faith – Part 2

  Since many of the articles posted on this website and the comments we receive deal with apologetics either directly or indirectly, I felt it necessary to address the subject.  The following series on apologetics is taking from the 12 sermons … Continue reading →

  

• Opossum – Zoological Curiosities

  Only eight years after Columbus first set foot on American soil, an opossum entered the pages of recorded history. A Southern opossum from Brazil was the first marsupial to be brought to Europe. The explorer Vincente Pinzón presented her to … Continue reading →

  

• Polystrate Fossils Require Rapid Deposition

  Uniformitarian scientists believe that most strata were laid down very slowly over hundreds of thousands to millions of years. The rate of deposition may have been on the order of 1 cm per thousand years. Creationists, on the other hand, … Continue reading →

  

• Did Moses Write Genesis 36:31?

  Q: How could Moses have written Genesis 36:31 (“Now these were the kings who reigned in the land of Edom before any king reigned over the children of Israel,” emp. added)? Doesn’t this wording concerning Israel’s distant, future monarchy prove … Continue reading →

  

• ’80 Million-Year-Old’ Mosasaur Fossil Has Soft Retina and Blood Residue

  Mosasaur fossils have been recovered from Late Cretaceous rocks all over the world. Most are just a fossilized tooth or perhaps a loose rib or vertebra. Occasionally, several bones are discovered still together. Conventional wisdom holds that creatures from this … Continue reading →

  

• Daily Reading

  Read Through the Bible in a Year We would like to encourage everyone with families to sit down and read the Bible together every day.  Daily Readings will provide you with a daily guide to allow you and your family … Continue reading →

  

• Psalm 6

  1 O Lord, rebuke me not in thine anger, neither chastise me in thy wrath. 2 Have mercy upon me, O Lord, for I am weak: O Lord heal me, for my bones are vexed. 3 My soul is also … Continue reading →

  

• Daily Reading

  Read Through the Bible in a Year We would like to encourage everyone with families to sit down and read the Bible together every day.  Daily Readings will provide you with a daily guide to allow you and your family … Continue reading →

  

• Funding Creationist Research, Evolution a Fact & Animal Dispersion After the Flood

  Feed Back concerning Mutation Study Contradicts Evolution FROM ROGER M: I sent this to my daughter who is working on her doctorate at XXXXXXX in nano toxicology for her to read. She sent back this response:  Interesting, but this concept … Continue reading →

  

• Compromising chaplain castigates creation, round 2

  Rodney M., the chaplain of a prominent grammar school in Albany, Western Australia, wrote in reply to our first response to him published on our site. His letters are printed in their entirety with interspersed responses from Lita Cosner, Jonathan … Continue reading →

  

• Present Day Examples of Evolution?

  We have seen that a number of the arguments which have been used to convince people that evolution took place don’t really show evolution at all. Likewise, just reading a school textbook, you would probably get the impression that there … Continue reading →

  

• Robotic Hand Points to God

  Science has done it again. What humans in past generations would never have thought possible is becoming a reality. Associated Press writer Ariel David recently reported on one of the most advanced scientific experiments ever done in the world of … Continue reading →

  

• Continents Didn’t Drift, They Raced

  The theory of plate tectonics explains many earth features, like ocean floor trenches and sediment-free mid-ocean ridges made of hardened magma. The popular theory holds that continents drift slowly across earth’s surface atop deeply buried molten rock, and that plate … Continue reading →

  

• Daily Reading

  Read Through the Bible in a Year We would like to encourage everyone with families to sit down and read the Bible together every day.  Daily Reading will provide you with a daily guide to allow you and your family … Continue reading →