Bodie Hodge, AiG?U.S., responds to a feedback that again conflates science with naturalism.

The concept of energy plays such a central role in all of physics as well as in the other natural sciences and in technology, that it is regarded as a fundamental entity.

Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus leads to more deaths than AIDS and resists most antibiotics. How do such ?superbugs? fit within a creation framework?

A recent proposal in the UK threatens the rights of homeschooling parents and subjects them to compulsory inspection visits.

A respected theologian and scholar, Dr. Douglas Kelly carefully explains the relevant passages of Scripture, leaving doubters without excuse.

See Ken's Ham?s blog from today for a full report.

A new agreement between Answers in Genesis and Creation Research Japan means that many new resources are coming to the Land of the Rising Sun.

If Jesus was to be in the grave three days and nights, how do we fit those between Good Friday and Easter Sunday?

Paul Taylor, AiG?U.K., gives some insights into the state of the education system in the U.K.

Kin confusion, dinosaurs on a diet, where there?s water there?s speculation, and more in this week?s News to Note.

We praise God for the overwhelming interest in our first-ever live webcast from the Creation Museum, but our servers had difficulty keeping up! We are now pleased to provide a streaming recording for everyone to view at their leisure.

Are the Creation and Flood accounts of Genesis hidden in Chinese characters, and what does this prove about the Bible?

Man?s natural language is the most comprehensive as well as the most differentiated means of expression.

The key to unlock the Bible is within the reach of everyone and not just a special group of people with expert training. Brian Edwards reveals the basics of understanding the plain reading of Scripture.

Few Americans are aware of the spiritual epidemic that wiped out the land of our Christian forefathers. Even fewer are aware that the same epidemic has reached our own shores, spreading like a virus.