Intelligent Design
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AssortedHow to catch Ice Age Man using digital reindeer
What would happen if we assumed ancient man was intelligent? One man did just that, and I haven’t been able to stop talking about it…
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Recent ArticlesTopsy-turvy world of bats
People have a love/hate relationship with bats. While these animals are interesting and exciting to some, the more common response is very negative, to say…
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Book ReviewsThe God Proofs: How Science Points to YOUR Creator
by Douglas Ell 2024 / 207 pages Rating: Good/GREAT/Gift A blue square with legs, arms eyeballs and mouth, wants to prove to his red rectangle…
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Recent ArticlesThe “Watchmaker argument”
Two hundred years ago a bishop, by the name of William Paley, wrote a book in which he used a watch to illustrate how clear…
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Recent ArticlesOptically Excellent
Everybody knows that our eyes are wonderfully designed, even those who don’t acknowledge their Designer. All the parts are special and each is important for…
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Book ReviewsThe Farm at the Center of the Universe
by Guillermo Gonzalez and Jonathan Witt 2024 / 167 pages Rating: Good/GREAT/Give An astrobiologist has written a young adult novel with an Intelligent Design agenda,…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 24, 2024
Click on the titles below for the linked articles… Shane & Shane with “You’ve already won” (7 min) Love this one – this is why…
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DocumentarySecrets of the Cell with Michael Behe: Season 2
Back in 2020, Dr. Michael Behe produced a series of 5 short videos highlighting how, the closer we look at the inner workings of the…
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Book ReviewsWhat’s Darwin got to do with it? A friendly conversation about Evolution
by Robert C. Newman & John L. Wiester 146 pages / 2000 Rating: Good/GREAT/Gift A graphic novel about evolution vs. intelligent design? Now that’s got…
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Movie ReviewsScience Uprising: a revolutionary case for Intelligent Design
Mainstream science – the sort we read about in the newspapers and gets taught in our public schools and universities – says we’re only modified…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Mar 25, 2023
How do evolutionists explain how the first cells replicated? (14 min) To evolve, cells would need to be able to replicate, so how do evolutionists…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Mar 11, 2023
“Cascading problems” showcase your body’s design (2 min) Your cells need oxygen, and that creates a problem because, how are they going to get it?…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 25, 2023
Cell membranes are amazing! (11 min) Each one of your cells has its own protective shell that has to be able to let food in,…
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Recent ArticlesMasters of disguise!
“Poppa! Have you seen the Mimic octopus?” My oldest granddaughter’s question was lit with excitement. I had been mentioning a presentation I was working on…
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DocumentaryIncredible Creatures That Define Design
Documentary 62 min / 2011 Rating: 7/10 The folks who brought us the 3-film series Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution are back, and with a fun…
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DocumentaryIncredible Creatures That Defy Evolution I, II, and III
Dr. Jobe Martin was once an ardent evolutionist and only became a creationist after getting challenged by one of his students. While he was a…
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DocumentaryThe Privileged Planet
Documentary 60 minutes, 2005 Rating: 8/10 This hour-long documentary makes a compelling case that we live on a “privileged planet.” If the Earth was a…
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Science – Creation/EvolutionBiomimicry recognizes the genius (but not the Genius) behind the wonders of creation
A few years back, Vox media reported on the discipline of biomimicry, which encourages engineering teams to include a biologist to help them solve problems by seeing…
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DocumentaryMetamorphosis: the beauty and design of butterflies
Documentary 2011 / 64 minutes Rating: 8/10 Did you ever stop to reflect that beauty is not essential to the survival of creatures, that it…
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DocumentaryLiving Waters
Documentary 69 minutes / 2015 Rating 8/10 This is one part nature documentary and one part evolutionary takedown. Illustra Media understands that a great way…
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Book ReviewsIs God a Hypothesis? A critical review of Stephen Meyer’s “Return of the God Hypothesis”
Stephen C. Meyer’s Return of the God Hypothesis continues to receive accolades. Most recently, World magazine chose it as one of their 2021 books of the…
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DocumentaryExpelled: No intelligence allowed
Documentary 95 min / 2008 Rating: 8/10 Comedian Ben Stein (who once also wrote speeches for Richard Nixon) is our guide in this film that…
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DocumentaryUnlocking the Mystery of Life
Documentary 2003 / 67 minutes Rating 8/10 This documentary is a couple of decades old now, and it’s more important than ever. When it was released,…
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Science – Creation/EvolutionSquirrel wonders (and the failure of evolution to explain them)
One of the most abundant wild mammals living in moderate latitudes is the common squirrel. Squirrels thrive in almost every habitat, from tropical rainforest to…
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Adult non-fictionReturn of the God Hypothesis
Three Scientific Discoveries that Reveal the Mind Behind the Universe by Stephen C. Meyer 568 pages / 2021 Stephen Meyer’s impetus to write Return of…
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Adult non-fictionForesight: How the chemistry of life reveals planning and purpose
by Marcos Eberlin 2019 / 147 pages Back in 1996 “Irreducible complexity” was Michael Behe‘s contribution to the origins debate: he argued that some biological…
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Adult non-fictionWonderful & Bizarre Life Forms in Creation
by Jerry Bergman 144 pages / 2020 Have you ever wondered what’s going to be on the bookshelves come the New Earth and Heavens? Will…
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Book excerptsArcher fish: a wonder of creation
This article is the first chapter from Dr. Jerry Bergman’s new book “Wonderful and Bizarre Life Forms in Creation” which you can order at Create.ab.ca. *****…
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Book excerptsGiraffe: nature’s gentle giants
This is Chapter 7 from Dr. Jerry Bergman’s new book Wonderful and Bizarre Life Forms in Creation which you can order at Creation Science Association…
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Science – GeneralSurprising similarities: shrubs and whales, trees and snails
In his fabulous nonsense poem, The Walrus and the Carpenter (1871), Lewis Carroll groups cabbages and kings together. Upon reflection, we might ask what cabbages…
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Science – GeneralA sixth sense? Yup, it’s true!
We all know about the standard five senses – taste, touch, sight, smell, and hearing – but did you know some of God’s creatures have…
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Science – GeneralWhy we’ll never run out of things to discover
A few years ago National Geographic published a provocatively titled article: “Opinion: Science is running out of things to discover.” Author John Horgan’s view is a rarity,…
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Movie ReviewsSecrets of the Cell with Michael Behe: Season 1
When Darwin first published On the Origin of the Species, the science of his time saw the cell as an uncomplicated organism. That’s quite the contrast…
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Book ReviewsYellow & Pink
by William Steig 1984 / 32 pages Rating: Good/GREAT/Give Sometimes one encounters a work of art, a poem, piece of music, figurine or painting which is…
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Science – Creation/Evolution“Inferior” design: a proof of evolution?
Everybody loves to hear about wonderful living creatures with their amazing talents. It is certainly uplifting to learn about Monarch butterfly’s continent-spanning migration, and the…
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Book ReviewsAnimals by design: exploring unique creature features
by ICR illustrated by Susan Windsor 125 pages / 2018 Rating: Good/GREAT/Give Mexican walking fish, lantern fish, immortal jellyfish, and zorses – those are just…
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Movie lists12 free Creation videos that’ll have you awestruck
There’s something to be said for short and sweet. Each of the following dozen clips is just 6 minutes or less, totaling up to just…
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DocumentaryFlight: the Genius of Birds
Documentary 63 minutes, 2013 Rating: 9/10 I watched this with my three-year-old daughter and we had the exact same reaction: “Wow!” Flight takes a look…
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NewsSaturday Selections – August 3, 2019
A very unique way to share the Gospel (5 min) Here’s an inventive way that one church is reaching into its community. Josh Harris, author…
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Saturday Selections – July 20, 2019
The programmer? (6 min) Our DNA is more remarkable than any man-made computer program. So who programmed it? When your kids complain, “That’s not fair!”…
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Saturday Selections – July 6, 2019
Parents: don’t squelch your kids’ interest in Creation (1 min) Global warming hopelessness In response to climate-change cataclysmic predictions, some wonder: “Why save for the…
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RP AppThe ordinary is extraordinary: Dr. Gordon Wilson at Creation Weekend 2018
During the Creation Science Association of Alberta’s Creation Weekend 2018, Dr. Gordon Wilson was the feature speaker, giving three lectures. This is an account of…
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Adult non-fictionMade in Heaven
by Ray Comfort 78 pages / 2012 This picture book isn’t a children’s book – we gave it to my mother-in-law for her birthday –…
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Adult non-fictionUndeniable: why doubting Darwin is a matter of common sense
There’s no shortage of books poking holes in evolution, but Douglas Axe’s Undeniable is something special – he explains why evolution isn’t merely wrong, but…
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Adult non-fiction“The Devil’s Delusion” and the baseless confidence of the certain atheist
Some atheists, such as the late Christopher Hitchens, were very certain about their doubt. This sort of sure skeptic will argue that society should make…
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Science – GeneralPlants that pack an explosive punch!
Sometimes when my husband and I sit quietly in our house, maybe reading, or drinking coffee, we hear a barely audible “pop” followed by a…
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InternetWikipedia: reader beware
I recently assigned a group of Grade 7-10 church history students a research project. I observed them as they began their work on their personal…
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DocumentaryRevolutionary: Michael Behe and the mystery of the molecular machines
Documentary 60 minutes / 2016 RATING; 7/10 Revolutionary is a fantastic documentary about what a quiet professor did to get Darwinian evolutionists very, very upset with…
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Science – Creation/EvolutionMOLECULAR MOTORS: Design on a microscopic scale
One of the most famous molecular machines is the rotary bacterial flagellum made famous by Michael Behe in his book Darwin’s Black Box (1996). This miniature…
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Science – GeneralWONDERFUL WHALES: Design on a gigantic scale
When we look at nature, we can hardly miss the design that is everywhere so apparent in living creatures. We recognize it every time we…