Once upon a time just over a year ago I was out for a drive with my brother and his wife. We were off the beaten path (not on the Interstate...

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.  And the earth was without form, and void… One of the things I love about how ...

You know, I have heard geese honking as they flew before, but I never heard them flying until the other day, when they came low over my head...

The post-modern world is rather fond of saying that there are no absolutes. A logical counter to this is to ask the relativist whether his s...

Below find the resolutions (wording not exact) made at my latest Pigfest and my semi-summaries of the debates. The IRS Code giving tax deduc...

Like many children, my fascination with mammoths began long before I could understand the science. Maybe I caught the tone of mystery when a...

Already Gone by Ken Ham and Britt Beemer with Todd Hillard Britt Beemer’s America’s Research Group was commissioned by Ken Ham to survey 1,...

Chronology of the Old Testament , by Dr. Floyd Nolen Jones, is a history of the ancient world relying primarily on the most complete, detail...

Ahhh! Is it 2009 already! I guess it would have to be, but I’m really not prepared for 2009. I liked 2008 – as a number – much better. Funny...

Old-Earth Creationism on Trial: The Verdict is In , by Dr. Jason Lisle and Tim Chaffey In about 200 pages (including footnotes and appendic...

There’s only two rules worth following, advises Captain Jack Sparrow. “What a man can do, and what a man can’t do.” From a position of log...

Coming to Grips with Genesis , edited by Terry Mortenson, Ph. D. and Thane H. Ury, Ph. D. Is the question of the age of the earth too divisi...

Over the past decade or so, several scientists, authors, and speakers have joined forces to promote their observations that indicate life or...

One of my good friends smiled when I told her I was reading a book about aliens. “You read such varied subjects,” she laughed. And I do, b...