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• Bullying AiG

  March 28, 2009

  Answers in Genesis has once again been bullied on the news media playground.

• Christian Post: “Survey Offers In-Depth Look at Mainline Protestant Clergy”

  March 21, 2009

  Most of the clergy of mainline Protestant denominations are sitting on the left—in a manner of speaking.

• Well-Preserved Octopus

  March 21, 2009

  If you needed an “exhibit A” of evidence for catastrophic fossil formation, this is it.

• Fluffy Dinos

  March 21, 2009

  A fossilized feathered dinosaur found in China—are they serious this time?

• Canadian Creation Debate

  March 21, 2009

  It was the best of times, it was the worst of times for Canadian creationists.

• Washington Post: “The Genesis of a Debate”

  March 14, 2009

  The Washington Post follows along on a creationist journey through the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Will they fare better than those who have gone before?

• God on the Brain

  March 14, 2009

  Scientists are once again reporting how the brain processes religion—or does it simply create it?

• As Opposed to Dead Evolution?

  March 14, 2009

  Ooh! Live evolution! Could it really be!?

• Chimp Stones Zoo Visitors

  March 14, 2009

  The almost humorous—yet sad—story of a frustrated chimp throwing stones at zoo visitors could come straight out of a children’s story.

• Imagine Less Religion

  March 14, 2009

  A new poll conducted by Connecticut’s Trinity College helps resoundingly confirm our answer to what Ken Ham has asked audiences for years at seminars: is America growing more Christian or less?

• Life in Mars Volcano?

  March 7, 2009

  After years and years of searching for life on Mars, scientists have finally found it.

• Worshipping Darwin

  March 7, 2009

  In case you were considering praying to Darwin, perhaps you should read this first.

• Fishy Old Brains

  March 7, 2009

  What’s so “remarkable” about the fossil preservation of a fish brain?

• The Slow-and-Gradual Catastrophe

  March 7, 2009

  An ancient extinction wasn’t as sudden and catastrophic as once believed. Now, how does that reinforce the Flood model?

• Toeing the Line

  March 7, 2009

  A fossilized footprint found in Kenya—thought to be 1.5 million years old—doesn’t look its age.

• The Lutheran: “Two Museums, Two Worlds”

  March 7, 2009

  The publication of a major Christian denomination looks at the Creation Museum—and comes out swinging.

• Cod Evolution No-Go

  Feb. 28, 2009

  Another example of “evolution in action”—need we even bother examining the reality to confirm this isn’t what Darwin predicted?

• Life Designed Itself?

  Feb. 28, 2009

  Have Canadian scientists uncovered the key that makes an evolutionary origin of life plausible?

• Frozen Mountains Measured

  Feb. 28, 2009

  A mountain range the size of the European Alps—larger than anyone expected—has finally been measured.

• Obama the Poll Buster

  Feb. 28, 2009

  We probably shouldn’t be surprised: new U.S. president Barack Obama is more “popular” than Jesus.

• Dangers of Protecting Darwinism

  Feb. 28, 2009

  Philip Skell, a member of the National Academy of Sciences for more than three decades, cautions against protecting Darwinism through censorship.

• How Many Earths Again?

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Two weeks ago we covered a study that said there could be up to 37,964 alien civilizations in the Milky Way. Now, the number of Earth-like planets in the Milky Way has been enumerated: 100,000,000,000.

• Those Wacky Creationists

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Stephen Moss of Britain’s The Guardian aims to answer the question “who exactly are” creationists? Will his answer be on target or way off base?

• Science Group Boycotts Louisiana Over Law

  Feb. 21, 2009

  Some evolutionists are taking the culture war over origins to the next step: boycotting an entire U.S. state in protest of the state’s education laws.

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