Recent Articles
If Evolutionists Ran The NFL
If Evolutionists Ran the NFL (by Larry Dye the Creation Guy) 1. All offensive plays would start on the opponent’s 10 yard line,…since nothing really happens for the first 90 yards. 2. Mascots are seen as beneficial mutations. &nb... (read more)
MUSEUM OPENINGS & TOURS
CREATION MUSEUM SUMMER OPENINGS During the summer months the Creation Discovery Centre is open, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday. 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (June 29 to Sept 2, 2011) Free admission (Donations are accepted) Eden Resource Room: Aft... (read more)
A response to creation evolutionists
Once in awhile I receive emails from Christians who shift from believing in biblical creation to theistic evolution. Their belief is that the creation account recorded in scripture is in large part metaphorical. This is how I usually respond: Thank you... (read more)
Dangerously redefining Adam
Recently I came across an article by R. Albert Mohler, Jr., Ph.D. from Institute of Creation Research. Here is a porton of his article entitled "The Theological Cost of Old-Earth thinking". It demonstrates the slippery slope prominent evangel... (read more)
Star of Bethlehem, what was it?
Who were the Magi (wise men)? Where did they come from? How did the star become so significant in their lives? Why did they travel so far to see the Christ child? It's been said that these men came from Persia, Arabia or Babylonia. We do know one t... (read more)
"Echoes of Titanic" plays to sold-out audiences
Played to sold-out audiences, Genesis Theatre Group's "Echoes of Titanic" came alive with passengers and crew retelling the epic story. Those who attended, saw the magnificant "almost unsinkable" ship through the eyes of both the... (read more)
Daddy Long-legs have not evolved
The spiderlike creatures known as daddy longlegs looked just as creepy 305 million years ago (according to evolution reckoning) as they do now, according to new computer models that show the bugs settled into their modern forms early. Scientists made 3... (read more)
T-Rex a plant eater?
The creation view gives valuable insight concerning dinosaur diets. Genesis 1:29-30 declares that originally all animals, as well as people, were plant eaters. Thus the early world was entirely vegetarian in nature. After the fall of ma... (read more)
Evidence that humans migrated from eurasia not Africa
Evolutionary archaeologists have long thought that Homo erectus, first ancestor to spread around the world, evolved in Africa before dispersing throughout Europe and Asia. But evidence of tool-making at the border of Europe and Asia is challenging that a... (read more)
Biologist Questions Neo-Dawinism
In a recent interview with Discovery magazine Lynn Margulis an American Biologist and University Professor in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Massachusettes Amherst shares her scepticism of neo-Darwinian evolution. She first explains w... (read more)
Dinosaurs survived cataclysmic event
According to the on going evolutionary theory, a six-mile-wide asteroid slammed into the Yucatán Peninsula 65 million years ago, throwing enough dust up into the atmosphere to dim the sun for years, killing off green plants and triggering a famine... (read more)
Alberta dinosaur find; monument to the flood.
Dinosaur bones were discovered Monday March 28 at a Suncor Energy mine, about 50 km north of Fort McMurray. Officials from the Royal Tyrrell Museum have already been on the site to document the find. They believe the bones belong to an ankylosau... (read more)
More problems with plant evolution.
Darwin called the origin of flowering plants an "abominable mystery." They appear in the fossil record and immediately grow abundant and varied, creating a problem for his theory of slow but continuous change. The unearthing of a new fossil in... (read more)
Saturn's Rings Young
Creation scientists have maintained that we live in a young Solar System, so it is no surprise that the planet Saturn is proving this to be correct. The rings of Saturn have been known of since telescopes began peering at the heavens. Galileo first spo... (read more)
The Creation Guy on St. Louis radio
This week I was interviewed by Al Gross from KXEN radio in St. Louis, Missouri. He asked me what the difference was between Creationism and the Intelligent design movement. Here was my answer. Intelligent Design agrees with biblical creation&nbs... (read more)
Two dinosaurs become one
Evolutionary scientists use a statistical method to estimate the total number of different types of dinosaurs (genera) that lived on the earth. In 2006, Peter Dobson and Steve C. Wang... (read more)
Are you closer to being an eagle or a chicken?
Fun Fact about Chickens and Eagles *Chickens are crowd followers: If a chicken sees a bunch of other chickens running across the yard, he will take off after them. It does matter where they are going or why they are going, he follow... (read more)
Mokele Mbembe of the Congo
In the swampy jungles of western Africa, reports persist of an elephant-sized creature with smooth, brownish-gray skin, a long, flexible neck, a very long tail as powerful as a crocodile’s, and three-clawed feet the size of frying pans. Over the pa... (read more)
Saturn's rings young.
Creation scientists have maintained that we live in a young Solar System, so it is no surprise that the planet Saturn is proving this to be correct. The rings of Saturn have been known of since telescopes began peering at the heavens. Galileo first... (read more)
Dogs originated in the Middle East.
Dogs orientated Middle East. Scripture reveals in Genesis chapter 8 that the ark of Noah rested on the mountains of Ararat. So it is no surprise that new genetic data indicates that dogs originated in the Middle East, not in Asia or Europe as previo... (read more)
Pterosaurs lived with birds.
The world's first pterosaur tracks from Japan, documented in a new study, suggest these “Dinosaur-Age” flying reptiles not only coexisted with birds, but that the two groups also hung out together when they weren't soaring the skies;... (read more)