Article Archive

A review of: Foresight: How the chemistry of life reveals planning and purpose by Marcos Eberlin.

Many of Chesterton’s arguments against evolution are still used today by creationists.

A scientist shares his faith journey and how evolution played no role in his successful career in weed science.

Local and global oddball reactions, humanity of unborn babies, abortion

Radiation leaked from Chernobyl has resulted in frogs adapting with darker skin; is this evolution?

Homologous structures are best explained by a common designer rather than common ancestry.

Can left-handed amino acids needed for life arise by preferential generation using circularly polarized light?

Common agreement among people does not make something objectively moral; only God can provide a basis for objective morality.

Discover the remarkable world of vision: from the perfect design of the human eye to unique eyes in nature, colour blindness insights, and the amazing ways science helps us see beyond limitations.

This bird must cross thousands of km of open ocean in a single flight—non-stop, because it can’t swim.

A long-time creationist writer shares some very personal insights following the passing of his wife after 47 years of marriage.

A review of The Comprehensive Guide to Science and Faith, edited by William Dembski, Casey Luskin, and Joseph Holden.

Why the trend to move away from the solid truth of God’s Word to subjective moods and feelings?

Responding to secular humanists (National Secular Society) who have called for creationism to be banned in Welsh schools.

Why atheists’ attempts to provide a foundation for morality and reason are hopeless.

Did dinosaurs generally take good care of the eggs and hatchlings: the Maiasaura or ‘good mother’ lizard.