Creation Article Podcast

Can genetics confirm Jewish links to the ancient Middle East? A look at ancestry, migration, and biblical history.

How close are humans and chimps genetically? Examining the methods, assumptions, and debates behind DNA similarity claims.

Dr Jonathan Sarfati examines the old claim that the vertebrate eye is wired backward — and the new science showing it's a fiber-optic marvel.

Why do Matthew and Luke record different genealogies for Jesus? Lita Sanders takes a look at lineage, adoption, and meaning.

Our genome's copying machinery is degrading toward extinction. Traced backward, it reaches perfection around 4,000 BC. What does that tell us?

Strip away Genesis and you lose the logic of redemption itself. Peter Howe explores why the Old Testament still deeply matters.

With "seeing" paws and a reflex for survival, these rascals are wonders of design. James Stambaugh tracks the history of the masked bandit.

If Genesis is dismissed and evolution accepted as fact, what happens to faith? Grant Zippel examines why the Bible’s history is foundational.

Why the torment if God is good? Was pain a tool or a fall? All life shares this grief. James Stambaugh explores the hope of a world restored.

Sidon DNA headlines claim Scripture was wrong. Shaun Doyle points to the Bible’s premise: survivors remained because Israel didn’t obey.

Does a vast universe require alien life? Scripture, redemption, and the Curse point elsewhere, as Gary Bates challenges common assumptions and redirects awe to God.

What turned debris into flying saucers? Gary Bates explores Roswell, revealing how media frenzy, secrecy, and worldview fueled one of history’s enduring myths.

Dr Robert Carter examines whether mutations create new information or simply reshuffle what’s already there.

Does “bad design” prove evolution? Dr Jonathan Sarfati explores why apparent flaws may reveal brilliant engineering and the appendix’s hidden vital function.

John K Reed and Shaun Doyle examine how the church’s 1,800-year consensus on a young earth was overturned by secular deep time concepts.

Can Christians accept an old earth? Logic shows deep time fits naturalism, not Christianity, creating fundamental conflicts. Shaun Doyle and John K Reed explore this.

Why reject biblical creation? A Scottish encounter reveals ignorance keeping people from God’s truth about origins.

Scientific certainty versus Scripture: Why “deep time” acceptance leads to biblical rejection. Software engineer Ari Takku’s transformation.

Congo’s hero shrew has an incredible spine that supports human weight but stays flexible. Scientists can’t explain how such engineering evolved naturally.

Why did the Creator walk in sandals? Explore how Jesus’ incarnation reshapes our view of humility, leadership, and God’s closeness to humanity.

Did Jesus believe in a young earth? Dr Carl Wieland and Dr Jonathan Sarfati examine claims that Christ was mistaken about science.

Why does science work? The field flourished under Christianity, not by accident. The foundations of scientific pursuits find their roots in biblical principles.

If nature inspires good design, could it be designed itself? This reflection on creativity and inspiration poses a deeper challenge.

Fresh wood and detectable carbon-14 in diamonds challenge claims of deep time, pointing instead to a much younger age consistent with the biblical timeline.

Darwin opposed human slavery but viewed it as natural in other species—exploring this contradiction and the true motives behind his evolutionary theory.