Naturalis Historia

In this second part of my series I discuss the authority of distant ministries like Answers in Genesis over local churches, particularly regarding interpretations of Genesis.

In a recent sermon, my pastor raised concerns about the online voices Christians follow, emphasizing that limited access to a teacher's character necessitates caution in granting them authority in one's life.

Natural selection isn’t a deity; it's a demonstrable process.

Young-earth creationists tout their model as a radical departure from evolution, yet it demands an astonishingly rapid evolutionary change from a mere handful of Ark survivors.

Ken Ham's recent YouTube response to declining ticket sales at Ark Encounter is a stunning display of evasion.

The Institute for Creation Research's claim that "God might have allowed clocks in deep space to tick faster" exposes a seismic flaw in young-earth creationism's argument for literal Genesis days.

In a stunning revelation, 99-million-year-old amber trapped a dinosaur's feathered tail—a clear contradiction to Creationists' claims that such transitional forms can't exist.

Intelligent Design champions focus on intricate biological structures as signs of a creator, it is less interested in nature's broader spectrum, like Niagara Falls.

House Speaker Mike Johnson's vague claims about California election fraud lack supporting evidence, revealing a common argumentative tactic that converts absence of proof into a broader suspicion.

Why do politicians like Mike Johnson constantly make claims of millions of stolen votes and widespread voter fraud?

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A CrossPolitic essay boldly claims that abandoning a literal six-day creation is a slippery slope to theological liberalism.

The Grand Canyon's layered rocks tell a story of ancient history, not a flood.