Thinking ‘upside-down’!
When you think through challenges to the faith with a creation foundation, it
is easy to come up with answers.
Camels—the ‘ships of the desert’
Renowned for their ability to carry goods across arid wastelands, camels use three main mechanisms to survive when forced to go without water.
So obvious … now!
When we start evaluating our personal journey, we can do so with ‘20:20 hindsight’.
Broken images
What happened to the image of God in mankind after the Fall?
Is creation apologetics a problem?
Does biblical creation distract from the Gospel?
An ‘old-earth’ answer provides only problems
An old-earth fails to deal with the major point raised in a CMI article. In fact,
he actually makes the point and ignores four fundamental problems.
In-depth: Scientific orthodoxy, theological innovation
A review of The Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion by Peter Harrison
(Ed.)
Why would a loving God allow death and suffering?
How can we reconcile a God of love with the natural and moral evils in the world, including tragedies, atrocities, disabilities, and pain?
A living dinosaur?
Does the Congo’s ‘mokele-mbembe’ also live in PNG?
Big bang critic passes away
Astronomer Halton Arp was no creationist, but his discoveries and publications showing major defects in big bang belief were legendary.
Kamikaze caterpillars
Caterpillars that sign their own death warrant are a conundrum for evolution by natural selection
Aboriginal cannibalism
Is it true, and how does this relate to the evolution-inspired belief that
Australia’s indigenous people are ‘less evolved’?