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Similarities in living things is hailed as knock-down evidence for evolution. This week, find out why it actually powerfully supports Biblical creation.

Uniformitarianism (long shown by creationists to be an inadequate mechanism to produce the rock and fossil record) was once the foundational 'doctrine' of the geologist. Many geologists now accept 'Neo-catastrophism' (many catastrophes over millions of years). Why the change, and does this theory fare any better?

Can a physicist, who has a detailed knowledge of radiometric dating, really accept a recent creation? Find out in this revealing interview with physicist Dr Jim Mason as we discuss physics, dating methods and the Higgs boson 'God particle'.

15 Ph.D. scientists present devastating critiques of evolution.

This episode provides a fascinating look at human culture, racism, slavery through the eyes of one of the fathers of the modern creation movement. Author, speaker and founder of Creation magazine Dr Carl Wieland is our guest. Related episode: Tracing the nations back to Babel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q32hkel6OEI [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q32hkel6OEI]

Everything (ultimately) progresses toward disorder. The second law of thermodynamics is often misused by both evolutionists and creationists. Dr Carl Wieland's clarification of this most fundamental law of science reveals powerful support for Christianity.

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.

Why focus on the origins debate if it is not a salvation issue? How does a believer's view about Genesis and creation affect their view of salvation? This week we examine the issues and importance of origins.

Many biologists have long touted that much of our DNA is useless junk. Richard Dawkins put it this way. "Can we measure the information capacity of that portion of the genome which is actually used? We can at least estimate it. In the case of the human genome it is about 2%"

This episode tackles what is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to understanding the debate about origins: the difference between operational and historical science. Using an list of requirements for 'science' from a popular evolutionist textbook we examine evolution to see whether it meets the requirements.

Many claim that our eye's retinas are wired backwards. Thus, they say, our eyes could not have been specially designed, because an intelligent creator would have wired them correctly. But this claim doesn't make sense, after all, octopus retinas are wired in the supposedly correct way but their sight is poor compared to ours.

Are there any facts that are so powerful that anyone who hears them would believe creation? Powerful evidences for biblical creation this week on Creation Magazine LIVE!

What is something computers and humans have in common which constantly needs upgrading in computers but not in humans? The answer is software. You might not have realized that you have software but inside the nucleus of each of your cells a program is written in the form of three billion DNA letters.

Many scientists say that the evidence from genetics incontrovertibly shows humans did not originate from a single pair. This episode looks at specific arguments by bible skeptics and shows how wrong they are.

If you suffer from high blood pressure you're certainly not alone. The incidents of high blood pressure, or hypertension, are on the increase. To combat this problem, doctors can prescribe several types of medication which lower blood pressure by different mechanisms.