Posted on 19 September 2024
The recurrent laryngeal nerve has been a topic of discussion among proponents of atheopathy, who argue against design. This article aims to provide a creationist perspective on the recurrent laryngeal nerve.
The recurrent laryngeal nerve is a branch of one of …
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Posted on 17 September 2024
Throughout history, humans have become increasingly dependent on electricity and the devices powered by it. But did you know that electricity and its applications have existed since the beginning of creation? The human body, particularly the nervous system, is a testament to the intricate …
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Posted on 15 September 2024
Key Point 1: Nails Tear Across, Not Downwards
Have you ever wondered why, when we bite or tear our fingernails, they tend to tear across the nail rather than downwards towards the nail bed? Researchers at the University of Manchester have found the answer to …
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Posted on 14 September 2024
Trilobites have captivated scientists and fossil enthusiasts alike with their unique appearance and well-preserved remains. These marine arthropods, described by Stephen Jay Gould as "everyone's favorite invertebrate fossil," belong to a class that is believed to be extinct. Trilobites typically range …
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Posted on 12 September 2024
Strolling through the lush spruce-fir forests of North America, it may seem like everything in the green world around you moves at a leisurely pace. However, scientists have recently made a fascinating discovery about the bunchberry dogwood plant (Cornus canadensis …
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Posted on 12 September 2024
Richard Dawkins, an ardent antitheist and defender of evolution, has long used the alleged backwardly wired retina as an example of supposed bad design. However, recent discoveries have conclusively shown that this so-called inferior design is actually superior in producing sharper images and …
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Posted on 12 September 2024
The Bombardier Beetle, specifically the Brachinus species, has long been a topic of interest and debate among creationists and evolutionists. These beetles are known for their unique defense mechanism, which involves ejecting a hot and noxious spray to …
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Posted on 12 September 2024
The oilbird is a unique and intriguing bird found in Central and northern South America. It is the only fruit-eating bird in the world that is nocturnal. With its dolphin-like sonar, bat-like navigation, deep-sea fish-like eyes, and ability to hover like a kingfisher, the oilbird …
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Posted on 11 September 2024
Throughout history, the idea that the design in nature points to a Creator has been a topic of debate. This concept was even used by the Roman writer Cicero in his book "De Natura Deorum" to challenge the evolutionary ideas of his time. In …
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Posted on 11 September 2024
Continue readingKEY POINT: Evolutionists often argue against creation based on perceived flaws in natural design. However, the concept of optimal or over-design can actually be used as a scientific argument against evolution. The neoDarwinian explanation, which relies on natural selection and random change, does …
Posted on 09 September 2024
Introduction
The powerful-toothed Giant Rat-kangaroo, an extinct Australian marsupial, has been used as evidence for evolution due to a unique dental feature. One of its "baby teeth," the second premolar (P2), was not lost but instead repositioned to support a larger adult tooth, the …
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