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ENST: Some Proteins Act Almost Like Humans

Molecular machines are so accurate, they seem downright sentient

Darwinists Try Another Excuse for Dinosaur Soft Tissue

They can't deny it exists, but their commitment to Deep Time requires an explanation— anything that "could" work.

Archive: Masters of Venom—Cone Snails

This CEH article from 20 years ago is reproduced for our readers' contemplation and fascination.

Pancreas Knows Not to Digest Itself

The pancreas creates powerful digestive juices that could auto-digest the organ were it not for regulatory systems.

Evolution of Pathogens Is Mostly Questions, Not Answers

Do evolutionists understand the origin of pathogens? Short answer: no. But there are non-Darwinian mechanisms at work.

Evolutionary Paleontologists Ask Wrong Questions

Data that should falsify evolutionary timelines instead is used to launch new storytelling speculations.

Re-imagining Food

Would you eat these things? Gross but nutritious, some health scientists say we should.

Health Science Beats Evolutionary Storytelling

Let's get practical. What is science good for? How about helping us live more satisfying lives?

Origin of the Ribosome Baffles Evolutionists

The ribosome is a very complicated molecular machine with numerous accessory parts. Life cannot live without it. How could it evolve?

Ribosome Self-Assembly Is Not Evolution

So many pieces have to be placed in the right order, chance is ridiculously out of luck.

Unique Fossils Defy Evolution

When fossils are found of one-off creatures without apparent relatives, how could Darwinism explain that?

Solutions Come from Freedom and Ingenuity, Not Government

Look at these fantastic examples of potential solutions to world problems coming from motivated scientists.

More Benefits of Exercise

Diet and exercise; we know we should do better. Here are more motivations to get up and work out.

How to Lubricate Your Body’s Gears

You have gears in your spine. Ask these Swedish researchers who say so, and learn some gear maintenance skills, too.

Dino Skin with Blood Vessels, Proteins Found

So well preserved is a hadrosaur's skin, the remnants of blood vessels and pigments are still visible with original molecules present.
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