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Mighty Mite and Spider Gymnast: Arachnids Inspire Scientists

We have a new land speed record. You'd have to run 1300 mph to keep up with this critter at its scale.

Did Jesus Evolve? Secularists Make Hay at Easter

It's Easter time. That means the secularists are hatching and buzzing like cicadas with their latest attempts to debunk the Bible's account of Christ and his miracles.

Hairy Science: Do Beards Evolve?

Noting shifting fashions in men's facial hair, some evolutionists are trying to link them to Darwinism.

Your Cells Work for You

At a cellular level, the human body has a dizzying array of workers. Here are a few recent examples discovered.

Biomimetics Is All About Design Inspiration

Scientists wouldn't rush to design things after nature's examples if they weren't well designed.

Bumming Herds of Hummingbirds into Evolution

Any well-designed animal can be forced into an evolutionary story if you allow the rules to evolve, too.

Giant Pterosaurs Flew Over Paluxy Dinosaur Tracks

Recent dinosaur findings provide glimpses into the ecology of dinosaurs, with lessons for scientific inference.

Body Wonders You Didn't Know About

Here's a collection of new findings about the body that should make us all stand in awe of what our Creator has provided.

Carbon Cycle Keeps Earth from Fate of Venus, Mars

Another delicate balance making Earth habitable has been identified: the carbon cycle.

Sticking Evolution to a Stick Insect Fossil

A fossil of a mature stick insect was found in China. What's evolution got to do with it?

Secular Psychology as Abuse

At best, psychology doesn't know what it's doing. At worst, it harms people.

Cosmos 2.0 Repeats the Flaws of Cosmos 1.0

Neil de Grasse Tyson is showing himself to be a good disciple of Carl Sagan, never questioning his master.

Has Cosmic Inflation Been Discovered?

Claims of a major breakthrough about the big bang are swirling in the news: is it inflation, or inflating the evidence?

Parasites Can Help the Ecology

A parasitologist suggests that parasites don't just rob and steal; they usually do good as functional players in an ecosystem.

Origin of Life: From Soup to Nuts

Evolutionists have been stewing over primordial soup for over a century, but origin-of-life research is still in the kitchen with empty kettles. Some new recipes are downright nutty.
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