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3 weeks ago | 
creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |Andrew S Kulikovsky |Carl Wieland
Hugh Ross’s blunders on plant death in the Bible Creation/Fall/Redemptionen.wikipedia.org Dr Hugh Ross is well known for adding billions of years to the Bible, claiming that the creation days were long ages. His view is often called progressive creationism. However, biblical creationists have long pointed out a major problem for this view—that the Bible teaches that death came through sin.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
creation.com | Carl Wieland
Photo stock.xchng Science news sites are abuzz with the discovery of an ecosystem trapped under an Antarctic glacier for an alleged time of “at least 1.5 million years”.1 It was not that long ago that the world of science believed that nothing could survive in an environment that was not only near freezing, but totally dark and lacking oxygen. Since then, a range of creatures have been found that thrive in the most amazing conditions.
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May 28, 2024 | 
creation.com | Erin Hughes |Carl Wieland |Michael J Oard |Tara Wolfe
This article is from Creation 39(1):30–33, January 2017 © CMIMonsters of the sea and skyPublished in Creation 39(1):31–32, 2017Isabel and Wesley were busy putting the final touches on their robots for the school science contest. “Mine is a flying pterosaur! It’ll win for sure!” “No, mine will win!” Wesley said.
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May 7, 2024 | 
creation.com | Erin Hughes |Carl Wieland |Michael J Oard |Tara Wolfe
This article is from Creation 41(3):32–35, July 2019 Did dinosaurs and man live together? Published in Creation 41(3):32–35, 2019© Dorling Kindersley Ltd / Alamy Stock PhotoCan you imagine living around dinosaurs? They would certainly be interesting, and sometimes terrifying, additions to our landscape! But did dinosaurs and man ever really live at the same time?
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
creation.com | Carl Wieland |Christopher Rupe |John Sanford
commons.wikimedia.org, Lars Chittka; Axel Brockmann One gets used to reading of how much better certain animals are at various sensory tasks than we humans. For example, the exquisite sense of smell of animals that track their prey, or the amazingly sharp eyesight of a hawk. We don’t feel any surprise, either, about the fact that there are frequencies that dogs hear that we don’t.
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Mar 3, 2024 | 
creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |Carl Wieland |Vance Nelson |Michael J Oard
This article is from Creation 44(4):48–49, October 2022 The pre-Flood ocean was once filled with marine reptiles, some of which were huge. They include:Ichthyosaurs, whose name means ‘fish lizard’ (ἰχθύς ichthys = fish). These looked superficially like fish or dolphins; only the skeleton shows they were reptilian. They had a wide variety of sizes, from quite small to huge.
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Dec 15, 2023 | 
creation.com | Carl Wieland |Jonathan Sarfati |Michael J Oard |John Morris
Also Available in: Other Languages International conference result censored Wikimedia commons/Julian Fong, LA Natural History museum A team of researchers gave a presentation at the 2012 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting in Singapore, August 13–17, at which they gave 14C dating results from many bone samples from eight dinosaur specimens.
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Nov 29, 2023 | 
creation.com | Carl Wieland |Dominic Statham
This article is from Creation 11(1):47–50, December 1988 As the ‘rules’ of science are now defined, creation is forbidden as a conclusion—even if true. Photo 13762690 © Dary423 | Dreamstime.com‘Creationism isn’t science.’‘Creationists don’t understand the rules of what science is, or they deliberately ignore them.’Comments such as these flow readily from the pens of the many critics of the modern creationist movement.
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Sep 27, 2023 | 
creation.com | Carl Wieland
This article is from Creation 32(2):56, April 2010 iStockphoto/sculpies It is well known that oil can form from buried animal matter, and that coal (which is buried vegetation) is in some instances being turned into oil underground. For some time now, a number of researchers have speculated that oil can also form from non-living sources, such as methane from deep in the earth.
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Aug 7, 2023 | 
creation.com | Andrew Sibley |Sharon James |Carl Wieland
Evolutionists Jerry Coyne and Luana Maroja think soWikipedia.orgEvolutionary biologists Jerry Coyne and Luana Maroja have written an article complaining about the growing impact that progressive ideology has on the science of biology, even suggesting that biology is being poisoned.
