The current edition of World magazine includes an article by the editor-in-chief encouraging Christians to rethink how they view Creation and the Flood.

The fossil record is hardly “the record of life in the geologic past” that so many scientists incorrectly espouse, assuming a long prehistory for the earth and life on it.

Understanding the geology of Israel would provide background to biblical events, and potential insights as to where and how they happened.

Many believers have claimed that a Japanese fishing boat discovered a recently deceased plesiosaur. Is this accurate?

The Institute for Creation Research's struggles with the state of Texas illustrate the continual slide away from the biblical foundation of our country.

It is one thing to talk about the authority of Scripture, but far more important to obey what God says.

Rafting the waves of controversy, skink and orca “evolution,” the truth falls out and more in this week’s News to Note.

A concerned reader wonders how to respond to an issue that has created doubt in her husband's faith. Tim Chaffey, AiG-U.S., addresses his concerns.

History shows that scientific “truth” changes over time. The uncertainty is the reason why continued testing of our ideas is so important in science.

The percentage of salt in human body fluids and seawater is often used to provide evidence that life originated abiogenetically in the sea, but does this idea “hold water”?

Genesis 3 seems to indicate that Adam was with Eve when she ate the fruit. Is this accurate? Bodie Hodge, AiG–U.S. examines this issue.

AiG is paying a price for its uncompromising stand on God’s Word.

A monarch’s development from caterpillar to adult and its incredible ability to migrate clearly display the Creator’s design.

Radiometric dating is in peril? The media says Darwin was wrong? Black-and-white evidence for evolution and more in this week’s News to Note.

Dr. Andrew Snelling, AiG–U.S., explains how to deal with refutations of creationist material.