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October 23, 2026

Birdsong Exceeds Evolutionary Needs

The melodies of songbirds reveal a level of complexity and purpose that invites deeper questions about their origin.

Evolutionary Ghost Stories: The 98 Percent Zombie

It is high time to let the evolutionary zombies rest in their graves.

Creation Research Can Be Adventurous

A dinosaur dig turns true life adventure as researchers try to recover original molecules from bones.

How Menopause Points to Design

After menopause, the ovary may undergo a remarkable functional transformation, raising fresh questions about aging, evolution, and biological design.

New Eye Cleaning System Discovered

The discovery of a previously unknown drainage pathway opens science's eyes to greater design.

SCT: Intelligent Design on Target

This article includes games you can play with kids to teach them about intelligent design.

Hidden History or Imaginary History?

Evolutionists search through blank spaces for imaginary creatures to fill in their narrative.

Inherit the Dust: Scientism Surrenders to Animism

Banish the Creator from His creation and Mystery doesn't exit the world. But Intelligibility does.

Plants Rely on Hidden Engineering in the Soil

New research reveals how soil microbes recycle scarce phosphorus, sustaining plant life through remarkably coordinated biological processes.

National Geographic Comes Clean on Neanderthals

Elevating Neanderthals to humanity, Nat Geo rebukes Theodore Roosevelt for pushing a myth.

Mt Vesuvius Challenges Dating Methods

A volcano that erupted 2,000 years ago is helping recalibrate Earth's geological timescale, raising important questions about how confidently scientists extrapolate dating methods into the distant past.

The Placenta: The Organ That Does it All

This organ that appears out of nowhere, runs four physiological systems at once, directs maternal biology with biochemical mastery, and orchestrates its own demise when its work is done. and orchestrates its own demise when its work is done