Creation magazine

An ancient Babylonian map mentions a flood hero equivalent to Noah and may even locate the Ark in the same place the Bible does. An ancient Babylonian map mentions a flood hero equivalent to Noah and may even locate the Ark in the same place the Bible does. This clay tablet, the Babylonian Map of the World, is also known as the Imago Mundi or Mappa Mundi. It has dimensions of about 12 by 8 cm (c. 4.5 by 3 in) and is currently housed in the British Museum.

We have previously published numerous articles on creation.com (and a booklet available from our webstore) to help students with evolutionary teaching they encounter in the classroom. But what should a teacher do when he or she is required to teach evolution? C.Z. from the U.S. sought advice for just this kind of situation. Keaton Halley of CMI–US responds.

We have been publishing information on Neanderthals for decades. After all that work, a consistent thesis emerged: Neanderthals were fully human descendants of Adam and Eve.

Many people in western nations enjoy a meal of ‘fish and chips’ without giving a thought to the type of fish they are eating. Around the world, many species are used for this, both bony types (e.g. cod, haddock, halibut, plaice) and cartilaginous ones (e.g. rays, dogfish, and other small sharks).

“A hundred million years” sounds like a long time, but for secular materialists, it’s not. As an upper limit, it’s a catastrophe for their ideology. A ‘hundred million years’ sounds like a long time, but for secular materialists, it’s not. As an upper limit, it’s a catastrophe for their ideology.

Chapters 00:00 Teaser 00:49 Introduction 02:03 What is mental health? 02:56 • Humans are bio-psycho-social-spiritual beings 06:56 • A problems in one area often cascades into other areas 11:52 Research shows faith improves mental health outcomes 19:17 • Does it matter if spiritual beliefs are actually TRUE?

According to the big bang idea for the origin of the universe, ‘nothing’ produced energy, which then produced matter (the particles making up the stuff we are all familiar with) and antimatter (made up of corresponding particles with opposite charges, such as antiprotons and anti-electrons). When matter and antimatter particles meet, they destroy each other, releasing energy. In theory, matter and antimatter should have been produced in equal amounts.

In Matthew 4:18–21, we read where Peter was working on the Sea of Galilee (Lake of Gennesaret)1 with his fishing business partners when Jesus called him for the Gospel. Also, James and John were mending their fishing nets. After the Resurrection of Jesus and before the blessing of the Holy Spirit, the disciples commenced fishing again. Jesus appeared to them and they ate fish together (John 21:10–14). What was this fish that was so popular that they could make a business from catching?

In Nevada, there is an unusual water feature known as Fly Geyser, so-named as it is found at Fly Ranch, near the town of Gerlach, Washoe County. In the 1960s, a drill hole previously bored into a natural, underground source of water began gushing heated water up at the ground surface, creating a geothermal hot spring.

Abstract. When it comes to flagella-mediated bacterial motility, flagella are more than just propellers. In part 2 of this 7-part review series, the design of bacterial flagella is discussed, including the diverse flagellar arrangements in various bacteria. These arrangements greatly influence motility behaviours of these species, as discussed here. Bacterial species use flagella in many ways (termed ‘swimming modes’) to move and change direction.