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How Students Can Witness in School

As students and teachers settle into the school year, we share some tips to use this season (with wisdom) to shine God’s light.

Human Seeds Can Bear Fruit

In what sense does a plant seed die? In what sense does a human die? What good can come from death?

Material Life: Mechanical Meat or Magical Matter?

Neither dare challenge the sacred cow that unites them in common descent with modification: Methodological Naturalism.

Earth’s Lakes Called the Lifeblood of Our Planet

For International Lake Day (August 27), consider the amazing design in earth’s lakes, including young-earth evidence.

A Biblical Rebuke of Slavery

We reflect on the moral, ethical, and philosophical underpinnings of chattel slavery.

Be Critical of Artificial Life Claims

The quest to create artificial life continues for discussion in the Artificial Life Conference, August 17-21.

Are Modern Humans Degenerate Neanderthals?

The science is showing that human ancestors were bigger and stronger than we are. And probably smarter.

GSR: Remedying the Creation Deficit in Church

CEH Editor David Coppedge tells what he did to get creation back to church with Creation Safaris.

Predators Fear Humans

Two new studies confirm that large mammal carnivores "fear" human presence.

Explaining Consciousness by Redefining Reality

Perhaps the most interesting question is no longer whether consciousness can be explained by matter.

A Salute to Creation Trainer Mike Riddle, 1949-2026

The transformational power of God and the hope found in Jesus is seen through the life of a creation giant in the faith.

Language Diversity History Fits Babel

The number of human languages has fallen over time from a previous maximum.

Emergence, Properly Understood

"Emergence" is one of the omnipresent enthymemes of modern scientific discourse.

Can Soccer Glorify God?

As we approach the World Cup Finals, we reflect on the biological processes necessary for playing soccer and how even these leisurely activities point to God’s handiwork.

Malthus Had World Population Predictions Mathematically Backwards

In commemoration of World Population Day (July 11), we reflect on recent discourse in demography suggesting hidden economic burdens from lower birth rate trends, and the role of morality in shaping fertility choices.
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