The ‘selfish gene’ idea is being used to teach evolution. But surely a mindless gene can’t really exhibit selfishness, so what does it mean, and does it really support evolution?

Why did God create mankind? Was it that God was lonely, or that He wanted companions for His son Jesus?

Richard Dawkins, asked for an example of a mutation that can be seen to add information to the genome, failed to answer. A defender claims the question was not legitimate.

What is ‘selfish gene’ theory? And is the palmaris longus muscle in the arm ‘vestigial’?

Why do new fossils refuse to conform to evolutionists’ expectations? And can personalities be downloaded and updated?

Be wary of evolutionary indoctrination arriving in your mail box—or stamp collection.

Have there really been people with functioning tails, and if so, are they vestigial?

Can Christians co-opt secular psychology’s idea of ‘externalizing anxiety’ to reach UFO believers who resist ‘logic’ and ‘evidence’?

Is all speciation post-Flood, or did some speciation occur pre-Flood? Did people breed sheep and goats before the Flood?

Antitheists argue against any challenge to their materialism, but use many fallacies to do so. Richard Dawkins is a prime example in his recent tirade against Michael Behe.

Why did God find favour only with Noah if Methuselah was still alive? And if ‘supergerms’ really are super, how could a dosing of ‘dirt-common’ germs defeat them?

Leviathan has long been a puzzle, but a likely solution is in sight. A major problem was the limits on the information that fossils can provide.