Proof The Bible Is True

Bees are simply incredible.^1,2 These little furry fliers challenge the very foundation of Darwinism in many diverse ways.

Bees have been delighting creationists for generations. These intelligent creatures can distinguish different humans from each other, as individuals, retaining memory of who is whom. Bees have remarkable math skills and communication abilities, including their use of &ldqu... More...

Although it has been known for decades and despite insistence to the contrary from the evolutionary community, man—Homo sapiens—has never had a tail.^1–3

Recently, science writer Jennifer Zieba stated in LiveScience, “Approximately 25 million years ago, an ancestor of both humans and apes genetically diverged from monkeys and lost its tail.”⁴ This supposed evolution... More...

God has designed plants to continuously track their environment.¹ They do so with specially designed detectors (also called receptors) on the surface of their cells. Such detectors are critical in a host of biological processes such as development and immunity.

Recently, a group of plant biologists published an article titled “Plant receptors that control immunity and development share a common origin.” The... More...

The pre-Flood world thousands of years ago was unlike the world of today.¹ Unfamiliar animals and plants were common, and there were a lot of them.

Pre-Flood plants were buried in Flood sediments and fossilized. Petrified trees are found in certain layers of Flood-deposited sedimentary rocks worldwide.² Paleontologists often find fossilized leaves, twigs, or fern impressions, and it’s not uncommon to f... More...

Finding organic compounds such as flexible dinosaur collagen and complete bone cells^1,2 is becoming common, much to the shock and consternation of the evolutionary community. We can now add to the growing list a recently discovered organic compound in fossil snail shell called polyene—a hydrocarbon with a number of carbon-carbon double bonds that undergo conjugation (linking together), resulting in some rare visual properti... More...