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What are some things to do with your tongue? Possibly speak a language (or more than one), taste your food, and bite it.

Like Noah, farmers in northern Europe keep their animals inside for months at a time.

Did the Surprise Canyon Formation in Grand Canyon have to form slowly by normal river erosion?

A Civic Biology was the centerpiece of the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial. It is high time to review what was in that textbook.

Weaving an evolutionary tale that goes far beyond science

Evidence for the Genesis Flood and Noah’s Ark is crucial to understanding the world’s history.

Contrary to the evolutionary idea that the human Yolk Sac is vestigial, we know that it is functional and essential for the survival of the embryo.

Skeptics object that there could not have been enough water for Noah’s Flood to cover the Earth’s highest mountains. But the answer is very simple.

The 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial pitted evolution and creation against each other in the courtroom.

Why do we have solar wind? Startling discoveries by Voyager 2 show its great benefits to life.

A review of Michael Denton's "Children of Light," which details the remarkable fine-tuning of sunlight and Earth's atmosphere. The book argues these properties are uniquely tailored for complex life, challenging materialistic worldviews.

When the peacock vibrates its colourful fan of tail feathers, the ‘eyespots’ behave differently from the rest of the feathery background, leaving the peahen mesmerized.

This Italian judge understands the law—as a God-ordained means of combating wrong in a fallen world.

Have you ever noticed that many of the world’s rivers flow through mountain ranges rather than around them?

Lael Weinberger talks with the leading Bible expositor John MacArthur (1939–2025)

Understanding the difference between what opposing theories predict helps to discriminate between them and thus avoid useless arguments.