22Oct 2026 by Post

C. W. Howell Scrubs Fabricated Behe Quote from Dissertation Without Coming Clean

biochemists, C. W. Howell, Designer Science, dissertation, Duke University, emendation, ethics, fake history, fake news, Intelligent Design, Judge John E. Jones, Kitzmiller v. Dover, Michael Behe, misattribution, New York University Press, scholarship, smoking gun
The ethical thing would have been to apologize and admit the seriousness of his mistake. His smoking gun, after all, wasn’t just a dud. It was imaginary. Source
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21Oct 2026 by Post

Proclaiming Christianity’s Exclusivity

Apologetics, bellatorchristi.com, Christ alone, Christianity, Exclusivism, Gospel, religious tolerance, salvation, Theology and Christian Apologetics, Tony Williams
*Note: This article is a follow-up to Dr. Brian Chilton’s article about Christian orthodoxy and a prior article on other religions. Despite what historical revisionists claim, the United States has historically been governed with a foundation of Christian ideology since it was founded. The case for Christianity as a centerpiece of America’s revolution from British rule and the subsequent formation of our government is well documented, as are the preserved written words of the founding fathers that were far more Christian than recent historical critics often give them credit.[1] This influence includes the idea of human equality and unalienable, God-given rights, and the need to balance and check power due to the fallen nature of man. Shifting Culture That said, our culture has been rapidly changing for the past 60 years.…
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21Oct 2026 by Post

In France, Barbarians Set Fire to Civilization; Design and the Designer Are the Targets

Allah, anarchists, artists, barbarians, beauty, biology, chemical elements, Communism, cosmic design, criminals, dessert, Douglas Axe, Eric Metaxas, Europe, Faith & Science, France, humans, ingredients, Intelligent Design, John West, Leninists, Louvre, mass murder, Nazis, Onsi Fakhouri, poets, Poland, political science, qualia, rioters, Rod Dreher, students, T.S. Eliot, V.I. Lenin, Western Civilization, World War II
Says John West, “Students need to know. They don’t understand bad ideas have bad consequences. It’s like playing with fire.” That's no mere figure of speech. Source
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20Oct 2026 by Post

Is Old-Earth Creation Anti-Biblical? Responding to Ken Ham

Age of the Universe, Biblical Inerrancy, Christian Apologetics, Christianity, Dr. Frank Turek, Frank Turek, Ken Ham, morality, philosophy, Podcast, religion, theology, Young Earth Creationism
Why is Ken Ham picking a fight with Frank about the age of the universe? We all know the Word of God is inerrant, but is Ken’s interpretation of the Bible inerrant? Tune in as Frank responds to Ken’s recent video that criticizes what Frank teaches about creation and answers questions like: What 3 main questions need to be addressed when discussing this issue? Does Exodus 20 settle the debate over the six days of creation? What about Romans 5:12 and death before the Fall? Does believing in old-earth creation provide an opening to evolution because of time? Why are some major Darwinists now admitting that their theory doesn’t work? What are 7 reasons why macroevolution does not fit the evidence? Why is it important to study God’s works in…
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20Oct 2026 by Post

The Fine-Grained Historicity of Acts – Part 2

4. Is the NT True?, Apologetics, biblical apologetics, Book of Acts, Christianity, Gospel, historical apologetics, JonathanMclatchie.com, Paul, Undesigend Coincidences
Last year, I published a lengthy essay titled “The Book of Acts is High-Resolution Reportage,” in which I documented and discussed no less than forty undesigned coincidences between Acts and the first four epistles found in our New Testament – i.e., Romans, the Corinthian letters, and Galatians. Cumulatively, this class of evidence supports the historicity of Acts down to the granular detail. In this article, I will strengthen this case still further by adducing an additional set of undesigned coincidences drawn between Acts and the remaining Pauline epistles. Here, [in this 3-part series] I lay out a total of twenty-two examples of interlocking correspondences between Acts and Paul’s epistles. There is one overlap (#9 below) with those covered in my earlier article, since the epistle to the Philippians was of relevance…
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20Oct 2026 by Post

Unlike the BBC, NOVA’s Evolution So Far Prefers Insinuation to Outright Atheism

blind evolution, Chris Packham, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, denials, ear bones, elephant, Evolution, Evolution (TV series), evolutionary biologists, Faith & Science, federal funding, food, insinuation, Intelligent Design, NOVA PBS, PBS, philosophy, plausible deniability, podcasters, Richard Buggs, scientific evidence, theists, theology
I find the clear statement of what you’re trying to convey at least more honorable than always leaving room for future denials as needed. Source
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18Oct 2026 by Post

Choose Your Own Doomsday: Select from These Alarming Options, Scientists Say

Annihilation, Antarctica, apocalypses, Artificial Intelligence, Big Tech, cloning, Computational Sciences, computer simulations, COSM 2026, Daily Mail, doomsday, Elon Musk, Geology, humans, Kevin Hunt, longtermism, Michael Marshall, minds, Mouth of Hell, Nicaragua, Nick Bostrom, Nottingham Trent University, planets, Skeptic Magazine, space, sun, Technology, The Conversation, The Shimmer, thought experiment, Volcán Masaya, Wiliam Hunter
In one scenario based on a sci-fi movie, something called "The Shimmer is interfering with the fundamental patterns of life, redefining evolutionary code." Source
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17Oct 2026 by Post

The Remarkable Life-Friendly Properties of Sunlight and Water

advanced life, Andromeda, Chemistry, Children of Light, coincidences, compounds, comprehension, cosmos, Darwinism, density, earth, Evidence, fine-tuning, hydrological cycle, ID The Future, Intelligent Design, Jonathan McLatchie, land, Michael Denton, oxygen, photochemistry, photosynthesis, playing cards, The Wonder of Water, transparency, viscosity, water
“The right light,” says Dr. McLatchie, would be like the thickness of “a few playing cards in a stack stretching beyond the galaxy of Andromeda.”  Source
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