When the early followers of Christ say Jesus is the One through whom all things were created, they are clearly saying that Jesus is God.

The Bible and science are not in conflict, even if modern thinking tends to pit them against each other. Faith in God is compatible with the facts of science.

Where do dinosaurs fit in the biblical story? Does the fossil record really support evolution—or creation?

The creation narrative in Genesis 1 hangs first on the 24-hour day, then on the seven-day week.

The world around us provides compelling evidence of God's handiwork and even glimpses of his nature and character.

A serious obstacle to evolutionary theory is the interdependent relationships between living things, called symbiosis, in which completely different forms of life depend on each other to exist.

If you would like to dig more deeply into the case against evolution, we recommend the following books, many written by people with science backgrounds.

After years of study and research, what does the fossil record show?

The ancient Greeks had no shortage of creation myths, with many elements taken from the Babylonian model.

Is the Genesis account only an ancient myth, no better than tales originating in other cultures over the millennia?

Consider what some luminaries in science have said about creation and evolution.

Many passages show us that Jesus Christ and His apostles fully accepted the Genesis account of the creation.

Although it's rarely publicized, the evidence against evolution is mounting with accumulating scientific discoveries. What societal and cultural factors led to such widespread acceptance of Darwin's theory in the first place?

The Bible was long accepted as a true and reliable account of our origins. But then Darwin’s theory of evolution took the world by storm, with predictable and tragic consequences—proof that what we believe does matter.

Here's something to boggle your mind! The Associated Press reported on Dec. 1 that scientists believe they have miscalculated the number of stars in the universe by a factor of three

Do other passages, as well as history, shed any light on this question?

Some parents in the United Kingdom are concerned about creation being taught in religious schools. Misconceptions about what the Bible says compound the issue.

How often do we consider the proof of the Creator in our life?

Naturalism—disbelief in anything beyond the natural world around us—is a subtle way to reeducate people, freeing them from feeling guilty over sin by substituting immorality or amorality for godly morality.

In his wildly popular book A Brief History of Time, Stephen Hawking talked of understanding the mind of God. His new book sees God as unnecessary.