Supercomputer to brain-storm the human brain
Attempts to mimic the brain’s ability show just how incredible our brains
are.
Ian Hodge, AMusA, Ph.D.
Ian Hodge
Feathers—an evolutionary enigma
The incredible complexity of feathers continues to puzzle evolutionists.
Eve’s offspring, the serpent, and his offspring—Part 3
From Genesis to Revelation, the idea of offspring is important to the story of salvation. Part 3 of this series follows the theme through Jesus and the church.
Marvellous moth motif
An amazing portrait of a mammal’s face—on the wings of a moth—defies Darwinian explanations in its sheer detail.
What about gap theories?
Is there a billions-of-years gap between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2, with a Luciferian flood that caused all the fossils? Biblical and scientific problems with gap theory.
The bee and the postman
Just like the postman, the bee delivers information—for those who are willing to receive it.
Coverdale
Believers today owe a great deal to a man who almost five centuries ago determined that it was vital for Englishmen to have the Bible written in their native tongue.
Moa-species mix-up
When scientists set out to analyse the DNA of moa feathers, they were in for a big
surprise.
Asteroid’s awkward age anomaly
The cratering pattern on the asteroid Vesta presents a ‘dating’ conundrum.
Evolution exonerated?
Critic of CMI says evolution is not to blame for atrocities committed by evil regimes.
Evangelical Christian leaders promote evolution
Lecturers from Christian training institutions reject plain reading of Genesis.