Why Creation Science Is Science
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Creation science makes predictions that can be tested against observations in the natural world. One example involves the Earth's magnetic field and planetary magnetic fields, where predictions made from a creationist understanding were later compared with measurements; such examples show that scientific investigation is not limited to evolutionary explanations. For more creation resources, visit
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Darwin's Finches - No Proof of Evolution
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Darwin's finches are often presented as an example of evolution, but the differences among the various finches involve changes in beak size and shape rather than one kind of bird becoming another. Their ability to interbreed and the limited nature of their genetic differences fit variation within a kind, showing how animals can adapt to changing conditions without demonstrating that one species has evolved into another. For more creation resources, visit
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Creation Moments Weekends: From Your Body's 100,000 Sentries to Shark-Related Pigs…
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Our topics today include: Your Body's 100,000 Sentries, The Ultimate Engineer, Darwin's Child Murdered!, The Destructive Power of Water, and Is the Shark Related to the Pig? Listen and discover the evidence for our Creator that is all around us!
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When a Female Bee Isn’t Even a Bee
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Blister beetle larvae use solitary bees to reach their food source and later gather into a formation that resembles a female bee. The beetles also produce a mating scent and use the interaction to transfer between bees, creating an intricate survival strategy. Image: Triungulin on a butterfly (5739202307), Gilles San Martin from Namur, Belgium, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons. For more creation resources, visit Download the Creation Moments app at
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Does Our Blood Prove Evolution?
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Human blood plasma differs substantially from seawater in several mineral components. The comparison is evidence that blood composition does not demonstrate an ancient marine origin for land animals. For more creation resources, visit Download the Creation Moments app at
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The Truth About Neanderthal DNA
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Neanderthals share the human skeletal framework while displaying differences in body proportions, behavior, toolmaking, and burial practices. These characteristics are placing Neanderthals within the range of human variation rather than establishing that they were nonhuman. For more creation resources, visit Download the Creation Moments app at
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Evolutionary Scientists Find a Surprise!
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Human DNA research has been used to estimate the number of harmful mutations entering the gene pool through each generation. The reported mutation rate is presented as a problem for claims of an extremely long period of human biological history. Image: Simple Example for Accumulation of Genetic Mutations, Angelahartsock, CC0, Wikimedia Commons, image improved by AI. For more creation resources, visit Download the Creation Moments app at
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The Tree with Nothing to Offer But Rot
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The chempedak tree depends on a fungus to attract the insects that pollinate its flowers. The tree, fungus, and pollinators form a tightly interconnected system in which each part contributes to reproduction. Image: Owoce Chempedak, Agnieszka Kwiecień (Nova)., CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons. For more creation resources, visit Download the Creation Moments app at
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Creation Moments Weekends: From the Fossils to a Journey Through Inner Space…
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Our topics today include: The Fossils Show Creation, Creation Makes Better Science, Did Job Have a Weather Satellite?, 100-Foot Ferns, and A Journey Through Inner Space. Listen and discover the evidence for our Creator that is all around us!
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Rewrite the Evolutionary Textbooks – Again!
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Three-spined sticklebacks in the Chehalis River display breeding coloration that differs from other populations. Experiments showed that the black coloration was not necessary for territorial success, weakening the interpretation that had used the behavior to illustrate an evolutionary principle. Image: Three-spined stickleback 2 Gordon, W. J., CC0, Wikimedia Commons. For more creation resources, visit Download the Creation Moments app at
info_outlineBlister beetle larvae use solitary bees to reach their food source and later gather into a formation that resembles a female bee. The beetles also produce a mating scent and use the interaction to transfer between bees, creating an intricate survival strategy.
Image: Triungulin on a butterfly (5739202307), Gilles San Martin from Namur, Belgium, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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