Creation : What Kind of Days Are These? February 1, 2012 St. Augustine (A.D. 354–430) is one of the most brilliant and influential Christian scholars in history. Yet he was perplexed as to how to... by Kenneth Samples Read
New Frontiers in Christian Apologetics February 1, 2012 Biomimetics, or biologically inspired design, is an emerging discipline where scientists study designs from nature and adapt them to solve real-world problems. Some classic... Biochemistry by Krista Bontrager Read
Using Nature ’s Designs to Build a Better Mousetrap February 1, 2012 I enjoy watching The New Yankee Workshop and Ask This Old House. Both of these programs showcase the skills of master craftsman Norm Abrams... Biochemistry by Jeff Zweerink Read
Science Fair/Term Paper Ideas for Creation vs. Evolution February 1, 2012 Students of all ages frequently ask for ideas on how to tie in principles from RTB’s testable creation model to their research projects. So... Education by Krista Bontrager Read
Forging New Paths in Science-Faith Careers February 1, 2012 Christians are uniquely positioned to transform the culture for Christ as they engage it at the highest academic levels, especially in science. Education by Krista Bontrager Read
Wisdom Teeth Reflect the Creator’s Foresight February 1, 2012 Skeptics often point to human wisdom teeth as an example of a useless human body part. But a new study challenges this evolutionary account. Design by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Benefits from Beavers February 1, 2012 A team of geologists and geophysicists at Colorado State University recently discovered that beavers gave humanity more than warm coats and hats. Design by Hugh Ross Read
Scripture’s Medical Wisdom Answers a Skeptic’s Challenge February 1, 2012 Which has benefited humanity more, science or religion? Most atheists would say science. The hard-fought advances in knowledge, won by the unrelenting application of... Biochemistry by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Human Beings: God or Creatures Made in God’s Image? February 1, 2012 What is man’s exact relationship to God? The phenomenon of religion seeks to answer this profound question. Human Origins & Anthropology by Kenneth Samples Read
Fossils of Primordial Galaxies Shed Light on Creation February 1, 2012 It’s not just paleontologists who are eager to study fossils. Astronomers are also fascinated by them—fossils of a different sort, that is. Astronomy by Hugh Ross Read
No Primordial Soup for Earth’s Early Atmosphere February 1, 2012 Keys to preparing a tasty soup include quality ingredients and cooking time. The primordial soup (mixture of organic molecules) evolutionary scientists propose to bring... Geology & Earth by Jeff Zweerink Read
Explore Evolution: A High School Textbook Review November 1, 2011 Christian educators often ask for an evenhanded presentation of biological evolution. One book, Stephen C. Meyer’s Explore Evolution: The Arguments for and against Neo-Darwinism... Education by Krista Bontrager Read