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In Noah’s case, God had told him exactly what to prepare for: nothing less than an endof-the-world-as-he-knew-it Flood!

Danny R. Faulkner, AiG–U.S., examines the Dodwell hypothesis, that the earth underwent a catastrophic impact in 2345 BC that altered its axial tilt and then gradually recovered by about 1850.

You may soon see one or more of the Creation Museum’s spectacular billboards advertising the new dragon exhibit at the museum.

Since the 1970s many exciting things have been happening in cosmology. This article is a discussion of various cosmological ideas.

From the beginning, God has been intimately involved in His creation. And throughout Scripture we read how our God answers the prayers of His people.

Teaching children, especially young children, to see the importance of obeying Mom and Dad is not an easy task.

Mars mountain mystery, to question or not question, evo-education for docs, dino-color, religious freedom under fire in the military, and more in this week’s News to Note.

A recent article from Christianity Today suggests that science materials that present “all viewpoints” about origins are becoming more popular.

Tim Chaffey, AiG–U.S., explains the purpose for Ark Encounter and the reason it is being built on land.

Does Dr. Ross’s view (particularly about the origin the earth, sun, moon, and stars) really stand up to scrutiny with an open Bible?

Following the opening of their documentary The Unbelievers, outspoken atheists Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss discussed the merits of their approaches to “ridding the world of religion.”

Bodie Hodge, AiG–U.S., explains this apparent contradiction, giving an overview of the two major theological schools of thought.

Why should children obey their parents? That’s a reasonable question. The only way children will ever know—and embrace—the answer is if you teach it to them.

Child abuse, zigzag evolution, convoluted story, the lie and the collective, fish fins pair up “early,” and more in this week’s News to Note.

Atheist Richard Dawkins claims that teaching children to accept their families’ religious beliefs is child abuse.