The putative descent of birds from dinosaurs has become established as one of the most popular evolutionary transitions.

In addition to Noah and his family, two of every kind of land animal (seven pairs of some) were on the ark—but does that include what we today call dinosaurs?

In addition to Noah and his family, two of every kind of land animal (seven pairs of some) were on the ark—but does that include what we today call dinosaurs?

Articles we printed in April 2002 lead to a question: have evolutionists changed in the last 22 years?

Articles we printed in April 2002 lead to a question: have evolutionists changed in the last 22 years?

How creatures created by God became evolutionary idols

In addition to Noah and his family, two of every kind of land animal (seven pairs of some) were on the ark—but does that include what we today call dinosaurs?

A skeptic's own lab proves that amino acids are from the original dinosaur.

A skeptic's own lab proves that amino acids are from the original dinosaur.

How creatures created by God became evolutionary idols

A recent news article discussed research on how dinosaurs survived the end-Triassic/early-Jurassic mass extinction.

A recent news article discussed research on how dinosaurs survived the end-Triassic/early-Jurassic mass extinction.

Evolutionists continue to ignore dinosaur soft tissue as they pontificate about fossilization.

These entries from February 2022 are still worth reading. Enjoy!

Matthew McLain, Dr. Marcus Ross, Matt Petrone, Noël Lay, and Matthew Speights take issue with Dr. Gabriela Haynes' 2022 discussion of the difference between birds and dinosaurs.

Either a dinosaur walked on bird feet, or evolutionists are way off on their story of bird origins.

An asteroid that killed the dinosaurs but not the butterflies deserves skepticism.

Evolutionists assert that several dinosaur species had feathers, but what do the genes say?

Here's how to trick people into thinking dinosaurs evolved: use Science Fudge.

Butterflies magically arise, fly around the world after surviving asteroid strike that killed dinosaurs.

This month has been very busy. The photos I have included are of the first Dinosaur Dig in Glendive, Montana during the second week of July. We had 21 people

Boy, I sure have had a busy and exciting spring this year! Starting the first of January, I offered a new workshop at the Creation Museum titled “T. rex—King of