Category: Evolution/Creation

A Commentary on BBC’s “In Our Time: The Late Devonian Extinction”.

A Commentary on BBC’s “In Our Time: The Late Devonian Extinction”.

In my science classes at school-admittedly quite a long time ago now, I was taught “uniformitarian” doctrine: the present is the key to the past. Change occurs over eons of time at the rate of processes we observe now, was the instruction I received. This was, at the time, considered to be obvious, proven fact. Well, that proven fact has changed drastically. As we all know facts change regularly (that's a joke).

A Scientist Challenges Standard Beliefs on the Origin of Life

A Scientist Challenges Standard Beliefs on the Origin of Life

A large percentage of people among the general public are sure that scientists can create life in the lab, and that scientists know how life evolved from non-life. The opposite is true: they have no truly scientific idea which can hold water.

A Critique of “In Our Time: The Fish-Tetrapod Transition”.

A Critique of “In Our Time: The Fish-Tetrapod Transition”.

Fish evolved into tetrapods, and tetrapods into humans: So says Darwinian evolution. The alleged transition of life from fish to tetrapod-a walking animal-was the subject of one of the BBC's "science" broadcasts known as "In Our Time", first broadcast on 20th October 2022.

The Beauty of God

The Beauty of God

The Beauty of God extends far beyond what we see or what we imagine God is like. If you superimpose all that is in creation upon what the Word of God, the Bible, says about Him, you have to conclude that the beauty of God is just one more infinite attribute of His being.

How To See the Invisible God

How To See the Invisible God

Atheists and agnostics mock Christians for worshiping a God who can’t be seen. He isn’t peeping out from behind the clouds, He isn’t sitting on the church roof, He’s never been to university (so far as we can tell) He's never been on TV, He doesn’t jump when he’s told to, and He doesn’t stop people stealing from little old ladies (click the title to read on).