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Colourblind squid

1 month ago | creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |Dominic Statham |Stuart Burgess |Andy McIntosh

LAYERS OF FAITH CONFERENCE DENVER, COLORADO WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 - SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2025 This article is from Creation 34(1):23, January 2011 iStockPhoto.com Cephalopods—the group of mollusks that includes squid, octopus and cuttlefish—are famous for their amazing ability to blend quickly into their surroundings. Now the US Office of Naval Research is funding research in several universities into man-made materials that have the same instant camouflage properties.1 On land, the chameleon has a...
African wild ass

1 month ago | creation.com | Robert Niemand |Jonathan Sarfati |Dominic Statham

LAYERS OF FAITH CONFERENCE DENVER, COLORADO WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 - SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2025 This article is from Creation 46(1):57, January 2024 Image credit: Marwell Zoo An African Wild Ass (Equus africanus) gave birth to a healthy youngster in August 2023, at Marwell Zoo in the UK. Mother and baby are pictured here.1 This successful birth is good news, because this donkey species, native to Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia, is believed to have less than 200 individuals remaining in the world....
Is there ‘bad design?’

2 months ago | creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |David Galloway |Dominic Statham

This article is from Creation 46(1):48–51, January 2024 A common evolutionary argument in overview This is the first in a series of articles on this topic. They are all adapted from the most comprehensive creationist book on the topic of design in nature. We have often pointed to the amazing designs in creation. However, we should be aware of one counterargument.
A coat of many colours

2 months ago | creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |Dominic Statham |Stuart Burgess |Andy McIntosh

This article is from Creation 26(4):28–33, September 2004 Captivating chameleonsPhoto by Robert Jensen, www.bobjensenphotography..comThe chameleon (the name of which means ‘ground lion’ in Greek) is a lizard with many remarkable features.
Crop breeding not evolution

Oct 16, 2024 | creation.com | Dominic Statham

Feedback archive → Feedback 2016stockxpertPlant claims hard to digestA reader named Vanya had an interesting question regarding claims that evolutionists make that once inedible foods ‘evolved’ to become edible. She wrote:Recently, I’ve come across several articles on plant evolution that report how many modern crops we consume today were once inedible grass in the past, and that they were “evolved” through genetic mutation and artificial selection to produce the edible foodstuffs.
Homology made simple

Jul 12, 2024 | creation.com | Dominic Statham |Jonathan Sarfati

This article is from Creation 34(4):43–45, October 2012 All images are © CMIHave you ever noticed the many similarities that exist between different animals? Many animals have two eyes, two ears, four limbs, a heart, a brain, five digits (fingers and toes), etc. The natural world is full of these kinds of patterns and evolutionists have a special term for them.
Diving bell spider

May 5, 2024 | creation.com | Shaun Doyle |Dominic Statham

This article is from Creation 46(3):36–37, July 2024 Engineering marvel and evolutionary enigmablickwinkel | Alamy Stock PhotoThe diving bell spider (Argyroneta aquatica) is a unique spider. It is the only spider to live its life almost completely underwater. However, like all other spiders, it has ‘lungs’1 and can only breathe air. How does it manage to survive?
Evaluating Hume's 'Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion'

Apr 4, 2024 | creation.com | Andrew Sibley |Dominic Statham |Drs Steve Kumar |Jonathan Sarfati

This article is from Journal of Creation 37(1):73–79, April 2023 Image: Allan Ramsay, Wikimedia / PD. David Hume’s work Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion was published in 1779, three years after his death.
The beautiful complexity of the human eye

Mar 31, 2024 | creation.com | Jonathan Corrado |Jonathan Sarfati |Dominic Statham

This article is from Creation 45(1):36–37, January 2023 © Ladislav Soukup | Dreamstime.comThe human eye is brilliantly complicated, made up of a superb, interconnected system of approximately 40 individual subsystems. These include the iris, pupil, retina, cornea, lens, and optic nerve.
Truth matters in a pagan society

Mar 21, 2024 | creation.com | Dominic Statham |Keaton Halley

stockxchng Have you ever wondered why some people have faith and others do not, or why some have so much more faith than others? Why did Abraham have such faith that he was willing to sacrifice his son, the boy on whom so many of his hopes rested? And what was the source of Noah’s faith, which enabled him to spend decades building an Ark, despite the magnitude of the task and the ridicule of his neighbours? Godlessness leads to the suppression of the truth (Rom.