Carpenter ant colonies evade zombie apocalypse because only the climbing dead become weapons of mass dispersion.
Abuse the elderly and discard the disabled: twin threats of euthanasia
Bookish baboons said to demonstrate reading readiness pre-dated evolutionary emergence of humans.
Tennessee’s new law guarantees teachers’ rights to teach the controversies in science.
Orphan eggs in Cretaceous Spain offer ambiguous clues to their missing parents.
Sticklebacks said to recycle ancient genetic information in “an evolutionary blink of an eye.”
Gigantic dinosaur reportedly has fossilized feathers, but don’t look too closely.
Promethean hypothesis picks up steam from residual cooking fire.
Evolutionists who claim humans evolved from ape-like ancestors assume language and bigger, better brains gradually evolved, making humans just a higher animal.
BioLogos begs pastors to build their churches on a “BioLogos narrative” of compromise instead of the unchanging Word of God.
Transitional tale told by toes (and metatarsals) is full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
Popular blogger says of Jesus: “The cross itself was not the point.”
We live in a cursed world as a result of sin, and that Curse affects all areas of our lives, not just childbirth.
Academic freedom to “teach the controversy” in Tennessee awaits the governor’s signature.
Are we human because we learned to walk on our own two feet . . . or do we walk upright because we’re human?
Are resurrected proteins the death knell of irreducible complexity?
Scientists still debate the identity of these bones after 20 years.
New Scientist’s “God Issue” explains away religion as a part of our evolutionary heritage and demands God perform to prove Himself.
“Reason Rally” to celebrate atheism and godlessness.
Strange train of historical connections illogically links “anti- evolution” to apartheid.
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