“The Bible says it's ok to beat your slaves as long as they don't die immediately....” Does the Bible teach that masters can beat their slaves?

This very title promotes a misconception that the debate should clarify for many.

The apparent redundancy of the genetic code has long been called codon “degeneracy”—evidence that the present genetic code is an evolutionary product.

Internet posts continue to accuse the RATE team of ignoring clear evidence of contamination. But is this really the case?

“If God knew that apes and the like would be used so passionately by evolutionists to support their theory, why did he create them?”

Does God's Word encourage parents to bury their dysfunctional and disobedient children under a hail of stones? Well, we must consider the passage's context.

The issue that people have with Genesis 2 is that the order of the creation of man, animals, and trees seems to be contrary to the order stated in Genesis 1.

Why would God allow two bears to maul little children for insulting Elisha? Examining the context (and Hebrew) sheds light on this strange event.

Ken Ham's Twitter post and the accompanying post on Facebook pertaining to Dr. Stephen Hawking's death quickly garnered dozens of responses.

The April 2018 National Geographic is dedicated to “the complicated issue of race” with the cover story featuring twins, Marcia and Millie Biggs.

If there really was a global flood as described in Genesis, what would we expect to see today? Where are all the fossils of pre-flood humans?

The topics of sexual assault and rape are in the public eye more than ever before. Some people claim the Bible teaches that victims must marry their attackers.

Unlike the other five days of creation week, God does not look over what he has made on day two and declare that it was “good.”

People make the claim that it is impossible to get 7 billion descendants from two people. In kindness, where does the Bible say this is impossible?

“If God saw that all he had made was ‘good,' then wouldn't the forbidden tree and its fruit be deemed ‘good' as well?”

“It was clear in the episode that you believe in God. But I just don't understand how that is possible .

Was Jesus born on December 25? Or was that date really a borrowed pagan holiday?

What is the most compelling scientific evidence of a young earth? Many new materials have been produced by young-earth creationists to help answer the question.

Get answers to questions regarding the Christ's resurrection and its relationship to the Old Testament.

Where is all that water [from the Flood] now? Our planet is covered in 70% water, so the water from the Flood is still here, making up our oceans!