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by Duane Gish, Ph.D.

“Down with the Big Bang;” “The Big Bang Theory Goes Kerplooey;” “The Big Bang Theory Explodes;” “Sorry, Big Bang Theory is a Dud;” “Map Challenges Theory of Universe;” “Astronomers’ New Data Jolt Vital Part of Big Bang Theory;” “Quasar Clumps Dim Cosmological Theory.” These have been titles of a few of the articles found in newspapers and science journals in the last two or three years, as the Big Bang theory has received one body blow after another.

by John D. Morris, Ph.D.

For decades students have been shown a representation of the fossil record appearing as avertical column with marine invertebrates on the bottom, overlain by fish, then amphibians, reptiles, and mammals, with man on the top. The column is a column of time, they are told, with the long ago past on the bottom and the present on top.

by ideacenter

The claim is often made that few or no legitimate scientists or academics have any real doubts about the validity of Darwinism, naturalistic theories of the origins of life, or believe in the real scientific possiblity of intelligent design of life or the universe. 

by Melvin Rhodes

A great deal of attention has been given to how Darwin’s theory of evolution contradicts the biblical account of creation. But little attention has been paid to how his theory changed the world’s thinking in dangerous ways. A century and a half after the publication of The Origin of Species, it’s difficult for us today to appreciate the seismic shift in attitudes that began with its publication. Most of us have grown up having been taught Darwin’s theory in our schools. Many people accept it unquestioningly. Few question the teaching of his ideas in our public schools. But it was very different in 1859.

by Dave Hunt

There are only two possible explanations for intelligent life beyond earth, if it exists.  It either evolved by chance (the only view allowed in public schools), or God created it.  The first possibility, in spite of its official status, can be quickly dismissed on mathematical grounds alone. 

by Ray Bohlin

There was great excitement in the media when a group of scientists from NASA announced they had found evidence of life on Mars. Their evidence, an alleged Martian meteorite, was vaulted to center stage, and everyone from CNN to Nightline ran special programs with interviews and video footage of the scientists and their prized specimen.

by Gary Bates

Francis Crick and James Watson have used the occasion of the 50th anniversary of their discovery of the DNA double helix as an excuse to attack belief in a Creator.

by Frank Sherwin, M.A.

The one-humped Camelus dromedarius has been called the ship of the desert–and for very good reasons. In a typical day, this 1,200+ pound animal can carry up to 400 pounds a hundred miles across the unforgiving desert without stopping for food or drink. Indeed, it has been known to go eight days without water.

by David F. Coppedge

On his widely popular Cosmos science program in 1980, Carl Sagan described our paltry existence in pathetic terms: “We live on an insignificant planet of a humdrum star, lost in a galaxy, tucked away in some forgotten corner of universe in which there are far more galaxies than people.” Several developments since then have altered this perception dramatically.

by Brian Thomas, M.S.

If humans evolved through a piece-by-piece accretion of parts, then so did their ability to talk. Although talking seems simple, it actually depends on so many perfectly placed characteristics–both material and immaterial–that language must be a gift from God.