Creation Talk Podcast

What does “vestigial” really mean? Are alleged vestigial organs evidence of evolution or devolution? How the notion is a science-stopper by hindering research on these organs.

The Darwinian basis for eugenics in the UK, USA, and Germany, and how the ideas are still hurting people today.

Creation Talk #61 - Dinosaur Fossils: Upside Down and Bent Over Backwards

In the United States, activist groups such as Black Lives Matter have not only spoken out against racism, but they have also taken steps to pull down statues of those associated with slavery from the past. But could it be that Darwinism, and not slavery, was the justification for racism in the last century? Is the ‘cancel’ culture helpful? And what is the solution to racism?

Lita Cosner and Keaton Halley discuss the book ‘Evolutionists Say the Oddest Things’, and several quotations of renown evolutionists contradicting the foundation of all that they believe.

The resurrection is central to our faith, and it is a key part of the Bible’s ‘big story’. How does Creation and the Fall lay the foundation for the resurrection?

Two parts: Do the name and celebration of Easter have roots in ancient pagan goddesses? Could Jesus have been wrong when he said he would be “three days and three nights” in the tomb?

We have been living with Covid-19 and the virus that causes it for over a year, yet many questions about it still remain. For example, is it deadly, do masks work, do we really know how many people have died from it, are the vaccines safe? These questions can be answered, but from a biblical perspective, there is one overriding idea that many people miss: “Love thy neighbor.”

Creationists Dr Robert Carter and Keaton Halley discuss evidence for evolution, like changes in living things, human/chimp DNA similarity, and the fossil record. How do creationists account for these facts and answer evolutionary arguments?

Vaccination is an extremely safe and extremely effective means of preventing diseases that once killed millions, and is good operational science. The benefits strongly outweigh the risks for the vast majority of people. The Bible commends alleviation of the effects of the Curse, especially by Christ’s examples of healing the sick and disabled.

Polystrate fossils are those that extend through multiple rock layers. Learn how these fossils support the Bible’s teaching about Noah’s Flood.

Skeptics claim that the fossil record is a good and relatively complete picture of the development of life on earth with little or no exceptions. But is that the case?

The Paluxy tracks are a series of tracks in Glen Rose, Texas, that supposedly show dinosaur and human footprints in sedimentary rock. Is this good evidence that humans and dinosaurs once lived together?

The human genome is much more complex than anyone imagined. In fact, the level of complexity argues directly against any sort of evolutionary origin for the code that makes us.

How does our understanding of Adam’s sin affect our understanding of how Jesus saves us? Is it important that Adam is historical? What do the New Testament authors have to say?

What Is Atheism? Lack of belief in God or a denial that God exists? Can atheists explain the origin of the universe, life, rationality, or morality? Keaton Halley and Dr Jonathan Sarfati explain why the revisionist definition of atheism as a “lack of belief” is just a gimmick to shift the burden of proof. It’s not only mistaken, but a dishonest debate trick. Atheists have a burden of proof that th...

The Trinity is central to our understanding of who God is. But many Christians struggle to explain or defend this central doctrine. What does the Bible have to say about this important subject?

Why did science flourish in medieval Europe while it was stillborn ancient Greece and China? What is needed for science to work in the first place? Were the Middle Ages really dark? How did the Reformation help further growth of science?

Many ‘New Atheopaths’ have pushed the Sunday-school argument “Who made God?”, although Christian apologists answered this long ago.

Some people say that the Gospels are not reliable accounts because they were not written by eyewitnesses and only committed to paper long after the events took place. How do we know we can trust the Bible’s accounts?

If we had a dollar for every chapter of the Bible where the meaning of “day” is questioned, we would have exactly $2. Why is there such a comprehension problem for Genesis 1:1–2:3 but nowhere else?

If the Ark landed on Ararat with the only surviving land vertebrates, why do we find kangaroos only in Australia, and other animals where they are?

Most people think creation is just a Genesis issue, but the New Testament has a surprising amount to say about how God created, what it means for us, and how creation and salvation are related to each other.

The modern educational environment is increasingly a place of spiritual warfare. Many parents and leaders today are unaware that their students are being inundated with more and more brazen attacks upon the Christian foundations that underpin our western civilization. What are some strategies for biblical creationists to handle these pitfalls?

Does the Bible’s chronology contradict what we know about history? One popular video claims that according to the Bible’s chronology, the pyramids would have had to be built before Noah’s Flood, is this true?