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19 May 2014

We hope you enjoy this sneak preview from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics. Respected medical researcher Professor Bernard Brandstater says creation is ‘foundational’

by Don Batten

19 Jul 2014

The variety of exo-planets being discovered makes planet formation by dust-accretion even more unlikely.

by Alex Williams

18 Aug 2015

A darkness clouds the thinking of physicists, from dark matter to dark energy, dark fluid, dark flow, dark radiation and—now—dark photons.

by John G. Hartnett

14 Dec 2018

What was Hitler’s worldview? A review of Hitler’s religion by Richard Weikart

by John Woodmorappe

05 Oct 2021

Skeptics scoff at the long lifespans of the biblical Patriarchs. Yet, the biblical data gives us a seamless exponential decay curve that could not have been invented by accident.

by Robert Carter

04 Mar 2010

The stunning 1942 Japanese victory caught the British Army by surprise. There are powerful lessons for the spiritual battles facing the church today.

by Andy McIntosh

19 Jun 2014

Some of the most basic assumptions of the big bang should be under challenge from this discovery, but how it has been dealt with is a lesson for all.

by John Hartnett

24 Oct 2009

A correspondent asks whether Jesus’ claims to deity might simply be made up ‘to separate the faithful from their money.’ Lita Sanders responds.

by Lita Sanders

04 Aug 2009

Yet another reinvention of Genesis 1 rolls off the printing presses.

by Phil Robinson

05 Mar 2024

Many claim that biblical creation is wrong, but postmodernism and relativism deny objective truth in the first place.

by Jonathan Sarfati

13 May 2013

There are powerful forces at work in the world to ‘suppress the truth’ about our origins—especially in schools. But the Christian message is not easily suppressed.

by David Catchpoole

27 Jan 2017

Are large craters an indication of the energy forces needed to start and sustain the world’s biggest watery catastrophe?

by Michael J. Oard