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Creation Article Podcast

Creation.com’s goal is to support the church at large in proclaiming the Truth of the Bible and thus its Gospel message. We provide real-world answers to the most asked questions in the vital area of origins laid out in the Book of Genesis, where the Bible is most under attack today. That’s why we deliver this podcast. It’s important that people on-the-go learn what God’s Word has to say, and the arguments that creationists use to rely on the authority of Scripture and make sense of secular science

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Is There Bad Design

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/10/27

Evolutionists argue that nature displays “bad design”—from junk DNA to vestigial organs—proving evolution rather than creation. But does this argument hold up? Dr Jonathan Sarfati examines why claims of poor design often reflect misunderstanding or ignore crucial trade-offs, why some organs deemed useless actually serve vital functions, and how deterioration since humanity’s fall explains apparent imperfections. Through compelling case studies like the human

00:28:39

Worldviews, Logic, & Earth’s Age - Part 2

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2025/09/08

For 1,800 years, the church unanimously affirmed a young earth—until Enlightenment deists and atheists introduced deep time concepts that originated outside Christian theology. This dramatic shift has cascaded into theological novelty, affecting core doctrines and weakening the church’s witness.Why do Christians seek accommodation with naturalism when history shows such compromise leads to heterodoxy? John K Reed and Shaun Doyle examine how the old-earth paradigm represents a

00:30:10

Worldviews, Logic, & Earth’s Age - Part 1

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/08/25

Can Christians embrace an old earth while maintaining biblical faithfulness? This challenging question strikes at the heart of competing worldviews. Logic demonstrates that deep time belongs naturally to naturalism, not Christianity, creating fundamental tensions for believers who accept billions of years.The argument reveals how old-earth theories align perfectly with naturalistic assumptions about reality, knowledge, and history. Meanwhile, Scripture's creation-fall-flood narrative, biblical

00:13:21

Is Ignorance Bliss?

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/08/11

Why do people reject biblical creation despite compelling evidence? Through a conversation with bikers in Scotland, we explore two types of ignorance that keep people from accepting God’s truth about origins. Some genuinely don’t know creation science exists, while others willfully ignore it to avoid accountability to their Creator.The big questions of life—where we came from, why we’re here, and what happens when we die—receive vastly different answers depending on

Why I Believe in Biblical Creation

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/07/28

What happens when scientific certainty collides with Scripture? One believer’s journey from awkward confusion to confident faith reveals the hidden assumptions behind evolutionary theory. Can Christians safely embrace theistic evolution, or does this compromise lead down a dangerous path? Discover why accepting “deep time” might be the first step toward complete rejection of biblical truth and how literal interpretation of Genesis resolves scientific mysteries. From software

00:13:19

Evolution Cannot Tame the Hero Shrew

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/07/14

The hero shrew of Congo possesses an extraordinary spine that can withstand a full-grown person standing on it, yet remains flexible enough for the animal to turn completely around in tight spaces. This remarkable backbone defies evolutionary explanations with its unique interlocking vertebrae and specialized muscles found nowhere else in nature.Scientists have struggled to explain how such complex engineering could arise through gradual evolution. Despite discovering what they claim is an

When the Creator Wore Sandals

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/06/30

Why would the Creator of the universe wear dusty sandals and walk among the people He made? This thought-provoking piece explores how Jesus’ incarnation redefines our understanding of humility, authority, and the nature of true leadership. Far from distant, the divine stepped into history — with skin, sandals, and scars. 🔗 Links and Show Notes 👉 Original article: When the Creator Wore Sandals Jesus the Creator in the Gospel of John The Incarnation: Why did God become Man? Jesus Christ

Jesus on the Age of the Earth

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/06/16

What did Jesus actually believe about the age of the earth? When Christ said humans were created “from the beginning,” He directly contradicted billions-of-years timelines. Yet many Christian academics now claim Jesus was simply mistaken about science.One prominent professor shocked with his response: “Jesus didn’t know as much science as we do today.” Dr Carl Wieland and Dr Jonathan Sarfati explore these profound questions about biblical authority. 🔗 Links and Show

00:12:05

Why Does Science Work at All?

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/06/02

Why does science work at all? This fundamental question reveals something profound about reality itself. Modern science didn’t emerge by accident, it flourished uniquely under a Christian worldview while remaining stillborn in other cultures throughout history.The very foundations that make scientific investigation possible—objective truth, an orderly universe, rational thought, and honest reporting—find their roots in biblical principles. Without these presuppositions, there

The Role of Inspiration and Imagination in Design

Creation Article Podcast ·

2025/05/12

Where do sudden insights—those creative “leaps” of inspiration—come from? This exploration of imagination and design proposes that the creative process involves more than just steps of reasoning. Inspiration often appears fully formed, untraceable to logic alone. Designers frequently draw from nature to create things that are elegant, purposeful, and unified. If nature is our most consistent source of good design, what does that say about its origin? These questions challenge