Great civilizations accomplished amazing things without believing in God, so why must He exist for logic to be true? Tim Chaffey clears up a few misconceptions in this week?s feedback.

Thutmosis IV was apparently still in his teens when he came to the throne, and he only ruled for about eight years.

Josephus often listed the common Greek name for these nations, which provided a solid translation of ancient history into his era.

Christians must understand the nature of the change that has occurred in our culture. Secularists accuse Christians who are training their children in biblical truths of being ?child abusers.?

Discerning viewers of Sunday evening?s 60 Minutes program about a remarkably preserved dinosaur bone should have noticed something missing.

In her final installment discussing a recent conference on medicine and Darwin, Dr. Georgia Purdom, AiG?U.S., reveals how one presenter confused the concepts of natural selection with molecules-to-man evolution.

The Bible is a treasure box. To open the fullness of the treasure within, Christians must use a certain key?hermeneutics, or the rules of interpretation.

The search for intelligence, a rift in the discipline, 18-million-year-old muscle, and more!

Is a lie ever justified? Should we lie if it means protecting other people? Bodie Hodge, AiG?U.S., shares some thought-provoking email exchanges.

Amenhotep aspired to follow in his father?s military footsteps, and early acquired skill with his bow and arrow, and in racing his war chariot.

The problem of evil is always a challenge for the Christian witness. However, William Dembski?s ?solution? proves logically and biblically unsound.

A new NOVA series claims to uncover human origins, but as Mark Looy points out, the series relies more on speculation and imagination than fact.

According to one presenter at a recent Darwin and medicine conference, children with birth defects are ?bumps? in the evolutionary road. Georgia Purdom gives her perspective.

More than just events, one word: dinosaurs, the impact of the Fall, and more, in this month?s InSite.

The lion, commonly called the king of beasts, is mentioned many times in Scripture. Jesus Himself is called the Lion of Judah, a metaphorical expression of His greatness, power, and kingship.