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By Ken Ham Is insulting someone by calling them a “pig,” “sloth,” or “chicken” actually insulting animals? Well, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) seems to think so! In a recent tweet, they shared an infographic with alternative words to common animal-based insults such as snake (try “jerk” instead), rat (“snitch”), or pig (“repulsive”). They ask that people use these alternatives because “using animals as insults perpetrates speciesism.” In the explanation that accompanied the infographic, PETA explains: Words can create a more inclusive world, or perpetuate oppression. Calling someone an animal as an insult reinforces the myth that [More]

By S.D. Wells (Natural News) Although Covid is no worse …read more Source: Natural News     

By Dr. Mercola Letting teenagers know they’re being manipulated by food marketers may be a deceptively simple way to encourage healthier eating, according to research from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.1 Many of the leading chronic diseases threatening human health, such as heart disease, cancer and diabetes, are the result of poor dietary choices. These dietary habits may start in childhood, in part due to pervasive and carefully orchestrated advertisements from the junk food industry. Teenagers are among those who are heavily targeted by food manufacturers, and public health researchers have long been looking for ways to [More]

By Dr. Mercola Farmer’s Footprint | Regeneration : The Beginning from Farmer’s Footprint on Vimeo. The featured film, “Farmer’s Footprint / Regeneration: The Beginning,” highlights the failure of our chemical-dependent food and farming system, and how it degrades our soils, pollutes our air and water, and is the main driver of soaring cancer rates and chronic disease in America. The film, however, offers a solution: regenerative agriculture, a return to what organic was originally all about, namely the protection and rebuilding of topsoil and ecological biodiversity. The documentary features renowned soil health and …read more Source: mercola     

Rare mutation in a Bangladeshi family means they lack fingerprints. Is this evolution in action? …read more Source: creation.com     

By Dr. Mercola The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has hailed water fluoridation as one of the top 10 public health achievements of the 20th century. Beginning in 1945, it was claimed that adding fluoride to drinking water was a safe and effective way to improve people’s dental health. Over the decades, many bought into this hook, line and sinker, despite all the evidence to the contrary. The featured film, “Our Daily Dose,” reviews some of this evidence. As noted in the film’s synopsis: “Filmmaker Jeremy Seifert lays out the dangers of water fluoridation informatively and creatively, …read more [More]

How is it that California enacted draconian COVID lockdown measures, yet had nearly identical results to Florida – a state which went out of its way to avoid shackling residents with small business-killing prohibitions and mentally unhealthy isolation?   According to an analysis by the Daily Mail, California Governor Gavin Newsom’s (D) strict lockdowns resulted in 8,499 cases and 130 deaths per 100,000 residents, while Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s hands-off approach – such as lifting an ordinance preventing people from operating businesses and restaurants – has resulted in 8,306 cases and 117 deaths per 100,000 residents.   Read More: Florida and California Took Opposite Approaches [More]

Scientists led by Valerio Poggiali of Cornell University’s Center for Astrophysics and Planetary Science have used Cassini spacecraft data to learn a little more about Saturn’s largest moon Titan. They analyzed radar data obtained by the Cassini spacecraft to infer that Titan’s largest sea, the Kraken Mare, is at least 1,000 feet deep.1 However, unlike seas on Earth, this sea is mostly methane with s… More… …read more Source: icr.org     

By none Table of Contents How to Remove a Tick Safely How to Remove a Tick Head 3 Natural Tick Repellents What Not to Do When You’re Bitten by a Tick Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Often mistaken for insects, ticks are small, eight-legged parasites that belong to the arachnid family, along with spiders, scorpions and mites.1 They survive solely by feeding on the blood of their host. They’re known to be resilient, with records suggesting that they existed 65 to 146 million years ago.2 Ticks are more active during warmer months, usually between March and November, living in warm and [More]

02/18/21 The attorney Lin Wood shares his thoughts about the allegations against Justice Roberts, Mike Pence’s betrayal, why world-wide CEOs are resigning, deep fakes, why his ability to practice law is being threatened, and how he plans to protect attorney Sidney Powell who is being sued by DOMINION for $1.3 billion and by SMARTMATIC for over $1 billion. Visit Lin’s Telegram channel: https://t.me/s/LinWoodChannel Watch video: https://rumble.com/vdvyap-lin-wood-fireside-chat-12-breaking-down-allegations-against-justice-roberts.html

By Ken Ham Why do we care so much about evolution and the age of the earth? Why have a ministry dedicated to giving people answers, beginning in Genesis? Why open a world-class Creation Museum or a life-size Noah’s Ark? Why have I spent over 40 years speaking around the world on Genesis? Well, because ideas have consequences. Today, February 12, is the anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birth, and many evolutionists will celebrate Darwin, science, and “reason” today. But what was Darwin’s full legacy? Well, as we’ve been pointing out in various articles this month (February 2021 is the 150-year [More]

By Michelle Goldstein With the winter chill and Super Bowl this weekend, it’s a great time to make a hot pot of healthy chili. With more time spent eating at home these days, several weeks ago I scoured the internet for healthy versions of a meat based chili recipe. I took the best of several recipes to make my own recipe, flavorful and spicy. I waited with anticipation for responses to the first bites and they were positive! Touchdown! I’m actually not personally a big football fan, but I do enjoy eating and now cooking my own favorite chili during [More]

By Michael By Kenny Stancil Four pharmaceutical corporations that agreed to pay a combined $26 billion to settle lawsuits resulting from a deadly opioid crisis they helped create reportedly plan to recoup a… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

By everybodysfit Nuts are a nutritious snack to help us make it to the next meal. A handful is meant to do the trick, but reaching for more is a common occurrence. Depending on the type, these crunchy nibbles are filled with hearty healthy ingredients and even omega-3 fatty acids. They also have fiber, vitamins, minerals, and protein. Problem is that this good becomes bad when the calories and fat start to add up because one serving was far surpassed. Then our body goes nuts, stores the excess, and what was meant to happen just this once, happened on the [More]

Would your child draw a cutesy bathtub Ark, or one that matches the biblical size and shape in Genesis 6? …read more Source: creation.com     

By Sara Middleton, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) Recent market analysis reports indicate that the fruit and vegetable juice industry is projected to be worth an incredible $257.17 billion by 2025. Clearly, juice is a popular beverage – but is juice healthy? The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and other dietary experts warn against the over-consumption of juice since it contains so many calories and sugar – just one cup of pure apple juice will cost you 26 grams of sugar and 113 calories. But recent data from nonprofit advocacy group Consumer Reports offers yet another (surprising) reason why you should steer [More]

02/17/21   Gen Z—today’s teenagers and young adults—are the most atheistic generation yet in America, according to George Barna. Given that, it’s not surprising that a new study found that “moral relativism” (“morally right and wrong changes over time, based on society”) is the belief of a whopping 74% of young adults in the US. A majority (65%) also believe “many religions can lead to eternal life.”   Our very relativistic culture—which is just getting more and more relativistic each year—reminds me of Judges 21:25, “In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes.” [More]

By Ken Ham It was only five months ago that headlines declared life had been discovered on Venus. The articles associated with the headlines were slightly more nuanced—signatures of life may have been discovered on the hot little planet second from the Sun. Only a month after, two separate studies argued with those conclusions, saying the “signature of life” (phosphine) wasn’t found in Venus. Well, now another study says phosphine was not found on Venus (saying it was sulfur dioxide). Amazing what five months can do! But because not finding evidence of life on Venus is not considered sensational, this [More]

By Dr. Mercola 1 The primary mechanism of action behind hydroxychloroquine’s ability to prevent and treat COVID-19 is its: Ability to shuttle zinc into cells HCQ is a zinc ionophore, meaning it shuttles zinc into the cell, and there’s compelling evidence to suggest the primary benefit of the HCQ protocol actually comes from the zinc, which effectively inhibits viral replication. Learn more. Direct antiviral activity Antibacterial activity Anti-clotting ability 2 Which of the following are examples of side effects reported after COVID-19 vaccination? Improved taste and smell Exhaustion, severe allergic reactions and inflammatory syndromes Aside from sudden death, examples of [More]

By Ken Ham Ararat Ridge Zoo, the zoo located behind the life-size Noah’s Ark at the Ark Encounter, continues to expand here in N. Kentucky. Families love meeting the various animals in the zoo (as well as at the Eden Animal Experience at the Creation Museum), and we’re excited that families will now be able to meet some new arrivals, either on exhibit or during special daily animal programs. One of the purposes of the zoo and animal experiences is to teach families how to have a truly Christian worldview as we examine God’s creation. Today I’m going to …read [More]

South Africa will put on hold use of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 shot in its vaccination programme, after data showed it gave minimal protection against mild-to-moderate infection caused by the country’s dominant coronavirus variant. Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said on Sunday that the government would await advice from scientists on how best to proceed, after a trial showed the AstraZeneca vaccine did not significantly reduce the risk of mild or moderate Covid-19 from the 501Y.V2 variant that caused a second wave of infections starting late last year. Prior to widespread circulation of the more contagious variant, the vaccine was showing efficacy of [More]

At least 36 people may have developed a rare blood disorder, known as immune thrombocytopenia (ITP), after taking either Pfizer and BioNTech or Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines, according to a report. The condition develops when the immune system attacks platelets, a blood component essential for clotting, or the cells that create them, for unknown reasons. …read more Source: Sott health news feed     

By Hesh Goldstein A while ago, USA Today had been running an interesting series of articles on our ridiculous health care system or should I say our “disease care” system. While more and more Americans concerned with the increasing costs of the U.S. health care system, hawked as the best medical care in the world, the problem is that those that cannot afford it are steadily increasing. A poll found that eighty percent of those that responded were not thrilled with the $2.2 TRILLION, or over $7,500 a person, being spent on health care in the U.S. and that medical [More]

By Bodie Hodge What a way to begin: the title, “Why Creationism Bears All the Hallmarks of a Conspiracy Theory,” is a question-begging epithet fallacy. …read more Source: AIG Daily     

By Lori Alton, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) When it comes to regularity, almost everybody needs a little help “moving things along” at one time or another. But for millions of Americans, the problem is not just an occasional “glitch” in routine but a frequent occurrence. According to a recent review published in Gastroenterology, 16 percent of Americans suffer from chronic constipation – with the odds rising to 33 percent for those over 60. Luckily, recent research shows that this unpleasant problem may have a pleasant solution. Multiple studies have supported the digestive benefits of mangos, including their ability to ease …read [More]

02/16/21   Joe Biden’s administration has declared a bold new “war on terror,” one focused not on conventional terror targets like ISIS or al-Qaida, but instead on homegrown “violent extremists” within the U.S. However, this new crusade is not aimed at known, ultra-violent anarchist/Marxist revolutionary groups like Antifa and Black Lives Matter, which spent much of 2020 rioting, burning, vandalizing, looting, assaulting and killing throughout America’s major cities. Instead, the new war on terror is focused squarely on the millions of American citizens who enthusiastically supported Donald Trump’s re-election, attended his rallies, exercise their constitutional rights, believe the election was [More]

By Cornelius G. Hunter On this ID the Future, biophysicist Cornelius Hunter and host Eric Anderson discuss the RNA World hypothesis, an explanation for how the first self-reproducing organism might have arisen via mindless chemical processes. Hunter and Anderson have each written on the topic, and together they unpack some of the many and growing problems with this RNA-first explanation for the origin of life. They also spotlight some recent admissions in mainstream scientific publications that it’s time to move on from the cherished but embattled RNA World. The conversation pivots off of a recent essay by Hunter at Evolution [More]