The leatherback sea turtle, the largest living reptile, can weigh over 2,000 pounds and spends most of its life in deep water. Remarkably, its jaw is equipped with sharp fangs that interlock perfectly to eat large jellyfish (the bulk of its diet), and its digestive system is specially designed to process these jellyfish.

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Image: Leatherback Sea Turtle, Alastair Rae from London, United Kingdom, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.

The human brain is a marvel, capable of storing not just ideas but also sights, sounds, and even smells, with an average memory capacity of 100 billion bits of information—equivalent to 500 encyclopedias. Remarkably efficient, it weighs under four pounds, uses just 20 watts of energy, and grows stronger with use.

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Evolutionary theories that claim the Earth and universe are billions of years old are contradicted by the fact that stars are dying at a rate much faster than they are being formed. Astronomical findings showing stars dying at twice the expected rate further support the biblical truth that creation is young and, because of sin, in a state of decay.

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When we think of major geological changes in the earth we usually think of events that happen too slowly to notice. Certainly no one would notice major geological shifts in the space of one lifetime, or even the lifetime of a civilization. Yet, if the Biblical history is true, major geological changes have taken place within the lifetimes of civilizations. 

 REF.: C. Simons. "Why Ancient Canals Went Wrong." Science News, Vol. 122, p. 56. Photo: Temple of the Sun at Machu Picchu, built around 1450, at the height of the Inca Empire. (PD)

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Did you know that the night sky is darker than it should be? Once you know the reason, you’ll see why this ought to keep evolutionary scientists up at night!

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Today’s program makes no sense at all! What I mean to say is that what you are about to hear seems to go against common sense.

Photo: Example of "stochastic resonance" enhanced image. (PD)

How long does it take algae to build large coral reefs? Millions of years, as evolutionists tell us? As you’ll hear on today’s program, the answer just may surprise you.

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When evolutionists tell us that living things only give the appearance of design, are they pulling the wool over our eyes? As you’ll hear on today’s program, yes they are!

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Perhaps the creators of The Flintstones weren’t too far off when depicting stone age people as more advanced than we give them credit for. Get the stone cold truth on today’s program.

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Imagine – a bacterium that can change its chemistry so it can sleep as if in a coma for decades when its environment becomes too harsh.

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Have you ever tried gluing something together underwater? As you’ll see on today’s program, there’s an animal that has no trouble getting its foot to stick to things under water.

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Evolutionists like to taunt creationists with the claim that we never make scientific predictions. But as you’ll see on today’s broadcast, nothing could be further from the truth.

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When you look at plants’ abilities to protect themselves when attacked, there can be no doubt that their Creator gave them these gifts. On today’s program, we look at one type of plant defense..

Photo: Parasitoid wasp by Ian Alexander - CC BY-SA 4.0

In the battle between insects and plants, it seems that bugs have all the advantages. But God hasn’t failed to give plants a line of defense, as you’ll hear on today’s program.

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God did not allow man to eat meat before the Great Flood but gave us permission to do so after the flood. At the same time, God placed the fear of man into the animals so that they would know that they needed to protect themselves. 

REF.: Joan Arehart-Treichel. 1982. Pets: The Health Benefits. Science News, Vol. 121, Mar. 27. P. 220-223. Photo: Cat and Dog Pixabay (PD)

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What does the amount of salt in the world’s oceans tell us about the age of the Earth and evolution itself? Find out on today’s program.

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On today’s program, we look at why there is roughly the same number of men and women in the world. Does it have something to do with evolution or is there a better explanation?

Photo: Atlantic Silverside – Smithsonian Environmental Research- CCA 2.0

As you’ll hear on today’s Creation Moment, a team of researchers conducted a study to find out why we believe what we believe.

On today’s program, learn about a species of bacteria that can actually make its own navigation system to find its next meal! Evolutionists are in the dark, but it’s no mystery.

Image: The magnetic field of a bar magnetic - Newton Henry Black (PD)

Though today’s program might seem unbelievable, Foreign-Accent Syndrome is real. Why do some people suddenly start speaking with a foreign accent?

Image: The Tower of Babel – by Gustave Dore (PD)

As any skilled climber can tell you, climbing rock walls requires great skill, strength and smarts. On today’s program, we’ll see if the rock-climbing catfish possesses those same qualities.

Photo: Courtesy S. Schaefer/AMNH.

On today’s program, we look at the topic of broadcasting. No, not the broadcasting that brings you this program over this radio station, but the broadcasting that keeps food on your table.

Image: Pieter Brugel the Elder, Landscape with the Parable of the Sower, Public Domain.

From the earliest chapters of Genesis in the Garden of Eden, the Bible has a lot to say about agriculture. On today’s program0, we’ll look at a few of the many Bible truths we gleaned from its pages.

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What motivated NASA to send a solar probe to the sun in 2018 to scoop up material from the solar atmosphere? The answer to that probing question is coming up on today’s program.

Image: Filtered photo, showing a finger of solar corona, CC BY-SA 2.0 Unported.

It’s been said that when you’re a hammer, everything looks like a nail. In the same way, when you’re an evolutionist, everything looks like it evolved and IS evolving. We’ll show you what we mean on today’s program.

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Many of God's creatures are beautiful. However, some of them, like the appropriately named hagfish, strike us as ugly. Not only does the hagfish look like something out of a science fiction movie, it has bad habits. 

 REF.: Andrew Herrman. 1991. North Sider's Hagfish Story is Really one the Books. Chicago Sun-Times, Nov. 1. P. 1&12. Photo: Hagfish by Perter Southwood CC By SA 4.0

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Today’s program is about the second law of thermodynamics, a law that has never been broken. But that didn’t stop one famous scientist from trying to break the law.

Image: Maxwell’s thought experiment, CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported.

Can unborn babies see anything besides light and darkness? Scientists used to think they couldn’t. But today’s program describes what babies can see and why this is so important to the pro-life position.

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If the universe was really as old as evolutionary astrophysicists say, this would put evolutionary biologists smack dab in the middle of something known as the faint sun paradox.That's today on our program.

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As you know, incest can bring about genetic defects in the child. But that didn’t appear to be a problem when the sons and daughters of Adam and Eve married their siblings. On today’s program you’ll find out why.

Picture: Charles II of Spain, by Juan Carreño de Miranda  (1614–1685), Public Domain

On today’s program, we’ll see how unscientific science can be, especially when it comes to determining the age of the universe.

Image: Cepheus B, Public Domain.

Why do so many of us freeze for a moment when we are startled? On today’s program, we look at this behavior which humans actually share with many kinds of animals.

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On today’s program, we’re going to talk about inflation. No, not the inflation that’s involved with the rising prices of the things we buy. Nevertheless, cosmic inflation can be very costly to scientific truth.

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In today’s political climate, those who swim against the tide of popular scientific thought – like climate change – are held up to scorn … or worse. We’ll introduce you to one of these unfortunate individuals on today’s program.

Though it’s common knowledge that music is an art form, how many people know that music also crosses the line into science and mathematics? That’s what we’ll be talking about on today’s program.

Does the title of today’s program throw you for a loop? Yes, there really ARE smart trees and clever bugs that came from the hand of our very smart and clever Creator!

One of the most common questions Christians ask is "What about the dinosaurs?" Are dinosaurs proof that the earth is countless ages old and that life must have evolved? 

Notes: Illustration: Skeletal anatomy of a Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus from Conybeare's 1824 paper that described an almost complete plesiosaur skeletion found by Mary Anning in 1823. (PD)

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What happens when schools replace our Creator God with evolution? Today’s program focuses in on what godless evolution is doing to our educational system and our nation.

On today’s program, meet a bug that can make itself look like an ant to scare away predators. Did someone give this bug acting lessons?

Evolution is just full of surprises … and most of them are unpleasant surprises for people who believe in evolution. On today’s program, see why evolution is a house built on shifting sand.

Trees are among God’s most magnificent creations. Even if you think you know a lot about trees, there is still so much you don’t know!

On today’s program, we tell you the unusual story of the Hungry Leaf. How can a leaf experience such a thing as hunger, you ask? Stay tuned as tells you about a leaf that’s beyond belief!

Why are some people more musically talented than others? Is it just the result of lots of practice? On today’s program, we look at whether some people are born with musical genes.

Did you know that trees can communicate with one another? In fact, some trees will be a good neighbor by talking to other kinds of trees! On today’s program, program, we'll tells you what they’re talking about.

On today’s program, we look at some of the more creative strategies for life that God has given to some types of fungus and snails. Truly, God’s creativity is astonishing!

Why do so many people today – even church members – believe that the Genesis account of creation shouldn’t be taken as true history? On today’s broadcast, program our host will shares what Jesus had to say about Genesis.

The first thing most of us do when running a fever is to take something to lower our temperature. But is that always a good idea?

How did we get all of the different races on earth if we are all descended from Adam and Noah and his family? 

 Image: Painting: "Ham's Redemption" by Modesto Brocos shows a Brazilian family, with each generation becoming "whiter". (PD)

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It’s foolish to think that creatures which can fool predators into thinking they are something else is the result of lucky mutations. On today’s program, we'll introduces you to some of these incredible creatures.

Have you heard the phrase “the more things change, the more they stay the same”? On today’s program, we’ll show you why change itself is evidence of an all-wise Creator.