Dinosaurs on the Ark: How It Was Possible
People often wonder how all of the animals could have fit on the ark. Often, “bathtub arks” are loaded down with various species of animals, rather than the biblical kind, which is approximately at the…
Flood Legends from the Americas, Part 3: Mexico to South America
Introduction The knowledge of the flood pervades Mexico, Central and South America, just as it does in the US and Canada. Almost every people group of whom we have real ethnographic data has a memory…
The Best-Kept Secrets of DNA
Sixty-eight years ago to the day, a group of researchers announced the solution to a long-standing scientific mystery.1 Unbeknownst to them, their discovery opened the door to a seemingly endless room of wild secrets. The…
Beetles—Go Anywhere, Do Anything
The most diverse order of animals on the planet is by far the beetle order—with over 350,000 species and rising. Our all-wise Creator showed how He can take one basic design and create a spectacular…
Who Was St. George?
Arguably the most famous dragon slayer in history was St. George of Cappadocia. Although, many of you are immediately thinking, “dragons . . . really?” Aren’t they a myth? Before I dive into St. George…