Scriptural Truth and Scientific Models

This ministry always affirms our absolute commitment to Scriptural truth. This is what our Statement of Faith says on the subject: We believe that the 66 books of the Bible are the written Word of God. The Bible is divinely inspired and inerrant thr...

Do Rabbits Chew the Cud?

The simple answer to this is “no” — not in the way that cows, goats and sheep do. But the purpose of the question is deeper than this. My negative answer above would appear, at first sight, to be contradictory to what Scripture says, and it is ...

Why Did God Order the Killing of Children (Transcript)

This is a rush transcript from the "Creation Today Show," released September 23, 2011. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. Overview Join hosts Eric Hovind and Paul Taylor on this episode of Creation Today, where they answer q...

Why Does The Bible Mention Unicorns?

If you look up the word “unicorn” in the Webster’s New World Dictionary, it says: Unicorn – A mythical horselike animal with a single horn growing from its forehead. This is what most of us think of when we hear the word “unicorn.” We...

Anti-Creationist Myths That Keep Returning

Our Facebook page recently contained a number of common challenges to the creation position. These sorts of questions are mostly copied and pasted from other forums, as the people who ask such questions are generally not interested in a logical respo...

Jesus Christ—All Things Become New

In Christianity, the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ serve as the cornerstones of the faith—the lifeblood of the Christian’s hope. To the faithful, Christ’s work is seen to bring forgiveness and salvation—making one right with God. The...

The Man Who Dated Creation

To many atheists and theistic evolutionists, James Ussher is a figure of derision. He was Archbishop of Armagh for 16 years during the 17th century, and therefore nominally in charge of the Anglican Church of Ireland. But he is most famous for provid...

The Star of Bethlehem: Fact or Fiction?

O Star of wonder, Star of night Star with royal beauty bright Westward leading, still proceeding Guide us to thy Perfect Light —Rev. John Henry Hopkins, “We Three Kings” (1857) The celestial wonder known as the Star of Bethlehem is an in...