Education

Children naturally believe in a creator; hence secularists want to indoctrinate them in evolution from their earliest schooldays.

An intrepid Dutchman Johan Huibers builds his second floating ark; this time it

How to answer Noah’s Ark critics.

Creation information is powerful when doing outreach and sharing the gospel in a public meeting, but events need proper planning.

For some people, it is necessary to show that the Bible is trustworthy from the beginning before they can accept the Gospel.

When skeptics refuse to consider our arguments for biblical creation, we should remember that arguments cannot make people believe.

Francis Schaeffer gives an illustration that helps us to witness to unbelieving friends with the Gospel.

State run school systems teach evolution as fact. And most children from Christian homes go to state schools. What can a student do to defend their faith in such a hostile environment? How can parents prepare their children? We discuss practical tips and real life examples in this episode.

Did the Scopes trial define the creation-evolution debate for Americans?

A review of the book In the Beginning ... We Misunderstood written by Johnny V. Miller and John M. Soden.

Biblical creation does not damage Christianity’s credibility; it is the only sound foundation for a Christian worldview.

Steps to build a case for biblical creation

Who came up with the idea for the Periodic Table?

Answering fools folly, atheists, Proverbs 26:4--5, evangelism Sceptics like to claim that Proverbs 26:4--5 make contradictory statements, but that is not the case.

A review of Slaughter of the Dissidents by Jerry Bergman.

This episode examines how pop culture influences the debate about origins. Evolution permeates not only educational institutions but also the media and entertainment industries. Many popular books, movies, video games and TV shows draw on evolutionary ideas. This week we highlight some of the evolutionary themes in popular culture.