The presence of soft tissue in dinosaur bones supports a biblical, young-earth view of the world, and our team at the Creation Experience Museum has been getting in on the action. Find out what’s being discovered!
Soft Tissue in Fossils: A CEM Staff Discovery! Read More »
A recent CNN article promotes the idea that life on earth began through chemical reactions in a shallow body of water. Unfortunately for them, the shallow pond idea doesn’t hold water!
Did Life Begin in a Shallow Pond? Read More »
“As science unveils new discoveries every day, we see the unending beauty of the solar expanse and the unnerving complexity of our own genes. Research on the brain, in particular, has exploded over the last few decades…”
Darwin’s hypothesis was postulated in a time when scientists thought cells were bags of cytoplasmic goo. They looked very simple! […] Due to scientific advances since Darwin’s death, there is mounting evidence that there is no such thing as a basic or “simple” life form.
Not-So-Simple Life Read More »
“From translucent frogs to flying squirrels to scaly pangolins, the world abounds with amazing and fascinating animals. Amid the blaze of wonder paddles the platypus, a fascination to the creationist and a befuddling ache to the theory of evolution.”
Pondering the Platypus Read More »
Wondering where the different languages came from? The event that produced so many ways to say “Welcome” wasn’t necessarily a welcomed sight itself. Learn more in this article!
The Mystery of Languages: Where Did They Come From? Read More »
“Many young people have been trapped when they allow their emotions to lead them into marriage.”
The Biblical Foundation of Marriage Read More »
Our faces tell a story of what is going on inside us with our emotions and feelings.
The Amazing Human Face Read More »
“Darwin lacked the advantage of having the electron microscope in the 1800s, so… [h]e was totally unaware of the incredible level of specified complexity contained in the DNA code.”
“Mutations” – Darwin’s Idea Fails Again Read More »
