A surprising often-asked question is “why doesn’t God heal amputees”? Peter Galling and John UpChurch join in answering this alleged problem.
The works of Charles Spurgeon have inspired millions of Christians around the world for over a hundred years. AiG and Larry and Marion Pierce want that to be another hundred years.
Countries where evolution is generally accepted often show great acts of charity. Does this mean that morality doesn’t require God?
A college biology professor triumphantly tells his class that it’s evolution or the highway. Too bad he didn’t examine his arguments first.
Is teaching a straightforward Genesis divisive? Absolutely. Is this unexpected? Not according to Christ.
Bigfoot has been found—or so claim two men who say they have found the dead body of a Sasquatch.
Is God’s grace revealed through evolution? Or is evolution antithetical to any sort of grace?
A recent Times article rehashes a common caricature of creationists as wanting the teaching of evolution censored. But is this the truth?
In an attempt to discredit the Bible, New Scientist tells us that God’s Word is full of errors. The question is: how did the article pass editorial review?
What makes evolution so persistent, ironically, is the malleability of the outcomes involved in the belief in non-teleological origins.
Could creation cosmologies shed light on recent unexplained phenomena in our solar system?
What does a math test tell us about the power of materialistic beliefs to impact behavior? Quite a bit, as it turns out.
Is presuppositional apologetics as effective in witnessing as providing more scientific analysis? What is the proper balance?
Many skeptics have accused us of not having a forum because we’re afraid our beliefs can’t stand up to opposition. The webteam responds.
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