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Scientists: Often Wrong, Rarely Humble

What other career allows one to be totally wrong but proud of it?

Secular Psychology Defrauded the World

It warped our view of human nature, says a psychologist. But we're better now. We just want you to be happy.

Evolutionists Exacerbate the Cambrian Explosion

Two secular papers this month will not be welcome by Darwinians. They remove the biggest excuses.

Amber Fossils: Comparing Explanations

Explaining a fossil's history is not an observation; it is an inference from assumptions.

Are Laws of Physics Beyond Doubt?

Problems arise when attempting to explain the physical world purely by methodological naturalism.

Body Size Change Is Not Evolution

Evolutionists keep looking for laws to make Darwinism scientific. There are too many exceptions.

Assumptions Distort Geological Dating

In a major geology journal, geologists admit that their dating schemes rest on questionable assumptions.

How Deer Grow Antlers

Some species of deer grow full sets of antlers every year. Learn what stem cells have to do with this.

Semantic Inflation Can Create False Trends

The rise in anxiety can look downright depressing. But maybe it's an artifact of "concept creep" instead.

Did God Really Create Us Male and Female?

A peer-reviewed study published in a leading scientific journal finds transgender transitioning causes far more harm than benefit.

Repair Implies Foresight Implies Design

Multiple mechanisms are at work maintaining the body and repairing injuries to cells and tissues.

Biogeography: Whose Problem?

Don't think that evolutionists are immune from vexing questions about where species have dispersed.

Ministry Spotlight: Genesis Apologetics

With solid answers to questions and materials for youth, this organization has impact.

Early Chordate Squeezes Darwin

A new fossil chordate puts even more bang in the Cambrian explosion.

Body Design Extends to the Cell

From the whole body to each individual cell, we appear engineered for a purpose.
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