Creation Revolution

Category: Archaeology

• Remembering Clifford A. (“Cliff”) Wilson, May 10, 1923–April 4, 2012

  by Bryant G. Wood PhD EXCERPT On April 4, 2012, long time ABR Associate and friend, Dr. Clifford Wilson, went home into glory with our Lord. Dr. Bryant Wood shares his thoughts about Dr. Wilson’s life and ministry. Australian Clifford Wilson was … Continue reading →

  

• Where Did the Fossils Come From?

  *by Wes Moore Have you ever seen a dinosaur “fossil” at a museum? Have you ever wondered exactly what a fossil is or where it came from? That’s what I’d like to explain to you in this article. What is … Continue reading →

  

• Should We Trust the Bible?

  Since Creation Ministries International is based on the Bible, the question arises, why should the Bible be trusted? How should we answer those who claim that it’s been re-written so many times that we no longer have the original? And … Continue reading →

  

• King David Ruled Cities, Not Shepherds

  Ongoing archaeological finds from Khirbet Qeiyafa in ancient Judah now show conclusively that the site had fortified walls with gates, administrative buildings, bronze and iron objects, and artifacts suggesting extensive trade with foreign powers.  These discoveries cast doubt on the … Continue reading →

  

• The Temple of Caesar Augustus at Caesarea Philippi

  EXCERPT The Lord Jesus was in the region of Caesarea Philippi when He asked His disciples: “Who do men say that I am?” What prompted Him to ask this question? I believe the geography and archaeology of the area gives us … Continue reading →

  

• Stone Age Art Holds Hints of Language

  Ancient cave art can give modern observers a unique glimpse into the minds of people who lived long ago. Stone Age art in European caves is best known for its beautiful paintings of animals like deer, horses, and mammoths. Recently, … Continue reading →

  

• Excavations at Khirbet el-Maqatir: 1995 to 2000 and 2009 to 2011

  EXCERPT ”A Border Fortress in the Highlands of Canaan and a Proposed New Location for the Ai of Joshua 7–8.” Fig. 1. The Location of Kh. el-Maqatir in Relation to the Major Roads in Central Canaan in the Second Millennium BC. … Continue reading →

  

• Why So Long for the New Testament to be Written?

  Q. Why did God wait approximately 20 years after the church was established to begin writing the New Testament? Why such a long span of time? A. Normally when we discuss the penning of the New Testament, we do so … Continue reading →

  

• Missing the Mark

  How a missionary family gave rise to the top name in ‘apeman’ research (Louis Leakey)! Most people have heard of anthropologist Louis Leakey, best known as the man who changed the way that evolutionists think about the place where mankind … Continue reading →

  

• Losing Ancient Technology and the Definition of ‘Evolution’

  Should we expect that Ark-sized vessels would have been reproduced after the Flood? The definition of ‘evolution’ is also a contentious issue. CMI’s Lita Cosner and Dr Jonathan Sarfati deal with these questions in these feedback emails. Emanuel B. from Spain writes: Hello. … Continue reading →

  

• Abortion and the Ancient Practice of Child Sacrifice

  EXCERPT The Winter 2012 issue of Bible and Spade may be the most important issue we have ever produced. It is dedicated to the subject of child sacrifice in the ancient world and Israel, and modern day abortion. In conjunction with … Continue reading →

  

• Croc-nosed Dinosaur Bone Surprises Researchers

  Spinosaur fossil shows that dinosaurs got around, but how? A spinosaur fossil found in the southeastern state of Victoria in Australia suggests dinosaurs were much more mobile than previously thought.1 The single fossil vertebra, unearthed in the 1990s, is identical to … Continue reading →

  

• Lex Talionis and the Human Fetus

  EXCERPT: The Winter 2012 issue of Bible and Spade may be the most important issue we have ever produced. It is dedicated to the subject of child sacrifice in the ancient world and Israel, and modern day abortion. This article … Continue reading →

  

• The Duration of the Israelite Sojourn In Egypt

  EXCERPT: There has been a division among scholars as to whether the sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt was 215 (or 210) years long, or 430 years long. Although, along with Genesis 15:13-21, Exodus 12:40 is our primary source, evidences … Continue reading →

  

• Oldest Temple Topples Evolutionists’ History of Religion

  “Anthropologists have assumed that organized religion began as a way of salving the tensions that inevitably arose when hunter-gatherers settled down, became farmers, and developed large societies,” according to a National Geographic feature in June 2011.1 But the exquisitely carved pillars of the … Continue reading →