I have a tendency to watch goofy dog and cat videos. It's ok, judge me if you will. But one thing that constantly comes up is just how, well, not very bright they can be sometimes. But then I see, with both animals, where they do some pretty intelligent acts. The reality is, animals can be a lot smarter than we give them credit for; and this is not some evolutionary growth, but something God has instilled in His creation. This post from Answers in Genesis goes much more into

If you never picked it up, I like dinosaurs. But I like none more than the infamous T-Rex. I decided for today that I'd share this video from Answers in Genesis and Joel Leineweber. It's about Tyrannosaurus Rex and its family of Therapod dinosaurs. I love seeing these interesting animals from a creationist perspective. So, yes, this is a short post for today. But this video is about a big creature, and an even bigger Creator. I hope you'll enjoy it!

Evolution is a topic we cover here frequently, though perhaps not at the deepest level—I leave that to the experts. And we'll be doing that again today. Today's share is from Dr. Jason Lisle over at Fortis Institute. He briefly discusses an article written by an evolutionist. Right off the bat, you can see the problems with the article. Dr. Lisle does a good job of going through, explaining, and countering the arguments made, though on a more philosophical level at times. Ult

Well, you've probably seen the headlines: a team has supposedly found major evidence suggesting a formation in Turkey near Mt. Ararat is Noah's Ark. As a creationist, I would love to see the real ark, not just Ken Ham's in Kentucky. It would be an incredible discovery. Skeptics will be skeptics, of course. Speaking of skeptics, while I would love for us to find the real Noah's Ark, I'm a tad skeptical, too. I'm open, but I want real evidence that proves or denies this discove

High in southwestern Montana, stretching into the northwest corner of Wyoming, are many sub-ranges of the Rocky Mountains. The Teton and Wind River Ranges in Wyoming rise dramatically, showcasing some of the most stunning natural beauty in the United States. Nearby, the Absarokas stand tall to the Northeast. Further north and east, straddling the border between Montana and Wyoming, are the Beartooth Mountains, an impressive range in its own right. Driving up Beartooth Pass, o

Light is fascinating. I realize that is an understatement. But depending on your background, you may be unaware of how complex light actually is. It can behave like a wave or a particle (look up experiments done on this; strange stuff). It is the speed limit of the universe; nothing can go faster than light. If my understanding is correct, the universe will adjust itself to maintain that speed limit. All very bizarre. I posted an article earlier in the week from Got Questions

Wooly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, cavemen; these are what often come to mind when we think of the Ice Age. But as Christians, we have to ask: was there even an Ice Age? Science and geology certainly show that there was. And believe it or not, the Bible actually points to it as well. Today, I wanted to share this podcast from Dr. Jason Lisle over at Fortis Institute. He shares thoughts not only about the science behind the Ice Age, but also what the Bible says to back it u

In other words, what came first? Many questions surround the first chapter of Genesis, but one of the most vexing is this: "How was there light before the sun and the stars?" For today's content share, here is an article from Got Questions about that very subject. A plethora of views have been suggested, but a plain reading of the text indicates that, yes, God made light before any luminaries. This article does a great job answering the main issue behind the question. It make

Cold water rushes through a narrow ravine. On either side of the stream, sections of rock are exposed, revealing ancient breccia, a mixture of sharp-edged rock fragments and finer grains, like a rough, natural concrete, formed by ancient volcanic activity and other dramatic forces. Vibrant green moss covers the landscape as the water rushes over ancient boulders. The stream flows through a canyon surrounded by peaks over nine thousand feet high. The American West and its geol

Today's content share is the final video in a recent series from Answers in Genesis (Canada). I have shared many of the episodes over the weeks. I feel they have touched on some of the biggest issues that we face in the West today. And one of those issues is how evolutionary thought isn't compatible with a historical view of Scripture, and the implications that arise from that view of the Bible. In this episode, Calvin Smith points to the all-too-common perspective of many Ch

I realize I share a lot of videos from Answers in Genesis. But this recent series from AiG Canada has been pretty good, revealing a lot of the underpinnings of why we're having the issues we do in the West. This one, however, is showing that it's not just atheists, but some Christians who are denying the authenticity of the Genesis account. Personally, I don't understand the adoption of uniformitarian naturalism in any sense, especially among Christians. But if you take the

I have shared a handful of videos from this series from Answers in Genesis Canada. It's been a very thought-provoking series, in my opinion. This one is no different. But I will forewarn you: some of the statements quoted in this video are downright disturbing. Yet those who said them see nothing wrong with them; hence the problem. This is the inevitable result of atheistic and humanistic teaching. If we came from nothing, then we mean nothing. If we mean nothing, then neithe

Answers in Genesis Canada has been producing a series of videos documenting the rise of secular views on science and how it has undermined older, more Christian views on the subject. While at surface level it might sound like a conspiracy theory, something I am not personally apt towards, when you read the quotes from some of the biggest thinkers behind the movement, it becomes evident that many of them were not acting solely out of a "love for science". Instead of sharing ju

Surrounded by incredible geology, Palisade Falls drops roughly one hundred feet. Many millions of years ago, volcanic activity in the west formed what is now Hyalite Canyon, just outside of modern-day Bozeman, Montana. Or was it millions of years? Was it, perhaps, only thousands? How can we know for sure? The debate over origins and ages has not diminished over the years, sadly. But one thing we can all know and agree on: we all have access to the same rocks. And the funny th

Ever since Max went missing in a 1995 kids' movie, I have been fascinated with things such as Incan ruins. Other movies and video games fueled that. Maybe that's why I find Dr. Jeanson's research so interesting. I suspect that's partially true anyway. The ruling peoples of the pre-Columbian Americas have a history that remains somewhat hidden, sadly. But Dr. Jeanson has cracked some of that history open through his DNA research. While we may not have the details, we can at le

I was sad to hear yesterday that the actor Sam Neill had passed away at the age of 78. In all honesty, I wasn't familiar with most of his filmography, nor with much of his personal life. I knew he had battled cancer recently, but aside from that and a handful of movies, I didn't know much about the man. But I do know that he starred in one of my all-time favorite movies: Jurassic Park. Now, I know as a Christian, much of what's told us in the film regarding dinosaurs is untru

I love dinosaurs. Ever since I was a little kid looking through an illustrated encyclopedia, I have found these creatures fascinating. Unfortunately, they remain a sticking point for many regarding young-earth creation. Sad really, as there is no reason for this. In my mind, dragon legends alone are enough proof that these great reptiles walked with humans. But I digress. But are dinosaurs in the Bible? Well, I believe it has something to say about them as well, if we're care

And we're back to our regularly scheduled content sharing with this video from AiG Canada. In it, Calvin Smith recalls a confrontation he had with a PhD in philosophy. What was an interesting exchange revealed a deeper problem with atheism: it truthfully cannot account for, well, truth. More specifically, how can atheism answer how we know anything for sure? It's not a long video, and I hope that if you're a believer, it helps you to understand the truthfulness of this worldv

Having grown up with classic Star Wars and Star Trek, I've always been somewhat of a Sci-Fi geek. But as it turns out, reality is stranger than fiction. So can we actually travel through time? Well, no, not exactly. But the concepts of time dilation, relativity, and other very sci-fi-esque concepts are apparently real, and yes they fit within a Christian worldview. In this article , Dr. Jason Lisle explains some of the concepts surrounding time and space, and it is definitely

While a bit heady, this is a really fascinating article discussing the history behind stellar astronomy (a branch of astronomy dealing with stars and suns). It's amazing to think that our current understanding of stars has really only been fully accepted for a few hundred years, that is the heliocentric view (that the universe does not revolve around the earth), as opposed to the geocentric (that everything revolves around the earth). Why's all this important? I believe firs