Bats ‘know’ the speed of sound
Bats are programmed with a fixed speed of sound. Changing the air composition messes up their echolocation system, which means they will miss their target.
Why did God reject Cain’s offering?
What was different about Cain and Abel and their offerings?
How certain are your agnostic friends?
Is agnosticism really the perfectly reasonable middle ground between dogmatic atheism or religious belief?
Dynamic drones
A new drone using flapping ‘wings’ for lift has many advantages.
Sons of God and the daughters of men
There are differing views about how to understand Genesis 6:1–4, so a lesser-known nineteenth century writer’s thought-provoking views merit consideration.
The deep and undeniable Darwinian roots of Nazi eugenics
A review of Darwinian Eugenics and the Holocaust by Jerry Bergman.
Evolutionists are wrong. Do we hate them?
How do we respond to professing Christians who nevertheless argue for evolution?
Thoughts in the heart—proof of bogus science in the Bible?
Answering the accusation that the Bible errs in physiology by associating thinking with the heart instead of the brain.
Concrete from algae challenges millions of years
Massive amounts of limestone can form much more quickly than thought.
Wandering wolves
Could the reintroduction of wolves into an area they once roamed increase numbers of their prey?
Human-animal Hybrids?
Smart slime
The single-celled slime mold Physarum polycephalum has a memory, and makes smart decisions, yet lacks a central nervous system.