A careful look at what Christians mean by “natural evil,” what Genesis and Romans say about the Fall, and why animal death in Eden matters for the creation debate.
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Every child is born with roughly 70 new mutations. The question is not whether mutations happen—it is what they actually accomplish over time. Can they build new biological complexity, or...
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The list of supposedly useless organs has been shrinking for over a century. Here's what the science actually shows about vestigial structures and what they mean for the creation-evolution debate.
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DNA stores vast amounts of complex, specified information. But where did it come from? Exploring why the origin of biological information remains one of evolution's deepest unsolved problems.
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Scientists once claimed 98% of our DNA was useless junk. The ENCODE project and ongoing research tell a very different story—one with major implications for the design question.
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Lucy has been called our oldest ancestor for fifty years. But new fossil evidence—from mainstream scientists themselves—is rewriting the story. Here's what the bones actually tell us.
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Several independent observations—from radiocarbon in ancient fossils to helium retention in deep-earth minerals to soft tissue in dinosaur bone—sit more comfortably within a young-earth timescale than a billions-of-years one. Here\u2019s...
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The evidence from genetics, archaeology, and anthropology paints a picture of Neanderthals that looks nothing like the old stereotypes. They buried their dead, made tools, wore jewelry, and interbred with...
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Examining the fossil record for transitional forms between major groups. What creation and evolutionary scientists see in the same evidence.
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Every living cell contains molecular machinery of staggering complexity. Could undirected chemistry have assembled the first one? Here is what the science actually shows.
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