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Dinosaur History
There are two worldviews on dinosaur history, which one is correct? (Content adapted from Inspired Evidence by Julie Vett & Bruce Malone.) If the evolutionary worldview is right, dinosaurs died off 65 million years before man existed and there should be minimal known...
The Beaver’s Adaptations
Did you know there is a mammal perfectly suited for semi-aquatic living? (Content adapted from Inspired Evidence by Julie Vett & Bruce Malone.) The beaver has specially designed features that allow it to thrive in and out of water. These unique traits include built-in...
The Human Eye
Have you ever been intrigued by the intricate design of the human eye? (Content adapted from Inspired Evidence by Julie Vett & Bruce Malone.) Its complex structure includes the lens, cornea, retina, optic nerve, pupil, iris and much more. All of these components work...
Ice Layers
The ice age was a real event of Earth’s history, but just how long did it last and when did it occur? (Content adapted from Inspired Evidence by Julie Vett & Bruce Malone). Evolutionists assume each individual layer from drilled ice cores signifies one year. For...
Climate Change
Global warming, otherwise known as “climate change” is one of the biggest concerns of the 21st century. In the 1970’s there were reports predicting a coming ice age. In the 1980’s were warnings of massive human starvation and war due to overpopulation. In the 1990’s,...
Catapult Flower
Did you know the Bunchberry Dogwood plant has a built-in trebuchet? Its complex catapult-like features compare to the propelling leverage launchers of the Middle Ages. The North-American Bunchberry stands only one-tenth of an inch tall, so it needs to send its pollen...
Dinosaur Flowers
Did you know that the fossil record shows that dinosaurs meandered among flowers such as poppies and rhododendron? Evolutionists claim plants have evolved over the eons and that the first flowering plant did not come into existence until after the dinosaurs, but...
Fingernail Design
We have fingernails to protect our fingers and toes acting as tiny shields. But why do fingernails when torn tear across the nail instead of down towards the nail base? Research has proven that it takes double the energy to cut nails downward opposed to across the...