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A review of Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview by J.P. Moreland and William Lane Craig

Richard Dawkins’ new book cites ingenious experiments supporting the interplay between natural and sexual selection in guppies. But is it really goo-to-you (or fish-to-fishermen) evolution?

Why do some atheists declare ‘hurt’ and ‘offence’? Perhaps to put Christians on the defense and to stop them from giving answers against what the world is teaching.

Plants are not slow or static, but far more complex and sophisticated than imagined.

Could technology one day provide immortality? Could deep frozen corpses be revived? A reader’s question provides food for thought.

Despite their media image, evolutionary family trees are far from harmonious and settled.

Shoring up the foundations? Defending the Christian faith from Genesis? Morality and the gospel depending on biblical history? Tired old truths? or vital imperatives for Christians who wish to be biblically and culturally relevant?

Noah’s Ark was not circular as British Museum ‘expert’ claims

Some people say the rocks cry out but others just hear a stony silence.

As word of the upcoming Creation Supercamp in the US begins to spread, some surprising beliefs are coming to light.

‘Facilitated genetic variation’ provides insight into how the Creator designed creatures to adapt to various environments.

The famous ‘battle quote’, used widely by creationists and other Christians, did not, after all, come from Martin Luther.

Artificial intelligence has spawned fantasies based on illusion, says an expert—machines show no sign of anything like human intelligence.

We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.

The Wisdom of God—was it the first thing He created?

The tragic earthquake in Haiti has raised age-old questions that today’s church leaders often cannot answer