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• Could Cloning Technology Resurrect Humanity’s Past?

  Jan. 26, 2013

  Even if cloning technology could resurrect humanity’s past, should it?

• Toothed Bird Adds to Avian Biodiversity in Age of Dinosaurs

  Jan. 26, 2013

  A toothy robin-sized bird has been identified in the Early Cretaceous Chinese Jehol Group in northeastern China.

• Wrinkled Fingers Get a Grip—but Not on Evolution

  Jan. 26, 2013

  After a long soak in the tub, young children ask, “Why do my fingers and toes get wrinkly in the water?” Until recently that remained a scientific mystery.

• Louie Giglio Ousted from Presidential Inauguration

  Jan. 19, 2013

  Pastor who once preached against homosexual behavior no longer to pray at president’s inauguration.

• TIME: Abortion Rights Have Diminished Since Roe v. Wade

  Jan. 19, 2013

  January 22 will mark the 40th anniversary of the infamous Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion in Roe v. Wade.

• Sky Survey Discovers Big Bang-defying Quasar Cluster

  Jan. 19, 2013

  Sky Survey discovers a faraway quasar cluster that is too big to exist within the big bang model’s assumptions.

• Modern People Can Climb Trees, Why Not Lucy?

  Jan. 19, 2013

  Evolutionary researchers have long been planting Lucy’s australopithecine feet firmly on the ground to show she evolved to walk bipedally along an evolutionary path to becoming human.

• The Dirtiness of Jesus Dwelling Among Us

  Jan. 19, 2013

  “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us . . .” (John 1:14).

• 3D Fossil Images Force Evolutionists to Revise Terrestrial Story

  Jan. 19, 2013

  Three-dimensional images of fossil will force evolutionists to revise their terrestrial story, but not much.

• Meteorite Water Evidence Suggests Mars’ Wet Past

  Jan. 12, 2013

  Evidence of water in Martian meteorite suggests a wet past for the Red Planet.

• Semantics Matter: What Does the Pill Do?

  Jan. 12, 2013

  With legislation set to go into effect requiring private employers to provide abortifacients as an insurance benefit, Liberty University English professor Karen Swallow Prior has called attention to the increasingly sloppy usage of relevant terms in the controversy.

• New Loris Species Emerges

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Lots more loris species than previously thought, all sweating out their survival.

• What Carved the Grand Canyon?

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Because Grand Canyon’s northern rim is at a high elevation, the Colorado River as we know it today could not have carved the Grand Canyon.

• Science Teacher Reveals Unscientific Bias, Blind Spot

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Despite the common claim that scientists objectively evaluate their observations, this teacher’s predetermined decision to reject and mock all he saw is clear from the beginning.

• Evolutionary Language Search Lands at Babel

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Search for evolutionary explanation of languages falls short and lands at Babel.

• Denisovan Human Genome Sequenced

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Revolutionary DNA sequencing technique said to be “a powerful new tool to fish for genes that have recently evolved.”

• Flood Around Black Sea Not Biblical Global Flood

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Regional flood around the Black Sea was not the biblical global Flood.

• Homosexual Behavior Remains a Sinful Choice

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Despite mathematical manipulation of assumptions, homosexual behavior remains a sinful choice, not an inherited mandate.

• Parent’s Worst Nightmare in Newtown, Connecticut

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Every parent’s worst nightmare strikes in Newtown, Connecticut.

• “Homo” Diversity or “Homo” Ancestry?

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Homo diversity versus Homo ancestry: asking the right question

• Atheists Deny Jesus on Time Square Billboard

  Dec. 22, 2012

  Times Square billboard declares “Keep the MERRY!” while portraying Christ’s crucifixion with the words “Dump the MYTH.”

• Full-Size Replica of Noah’s Ark Complete in the Netherlands

  Dec. 15, 2012

  Full-size replica of Noah’s Ark in the Netherlands is complete.

• Sungrazing Comet for Christmas

  Dec. 15, 2012

  Sungrazing comet promises a great show for Christmas 2013.

• Ancient Egyptian King Found Etched in Stone

  Dec. 15, 2012

  Image of ancient king who unified Egypt found etched in stone.

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