In an attempt to discredit the Bible, New Scientist told us recently that God’s Word is full of errors. We post here a response to some of these oft-parroted, and already-refuted, alleged errors.

When tragedy occurs, such as the Myanmar cyclone, even Christians sometimes ask the wrong questions about why there is pain, suffering, and death. Our thinking needs to change.

In this first sneak peek from the next issue of Answers magazine, Dr. Snelling shows how layers of sedimentary rocks can even be traced across continents.

The Creation Museum of Answers in Genesis continues to draw international media coverage 11 months on—some, however, continue to rehash false arguments.

Dr. Werner Gitt discusses information theory in this new video series.

This month’s InSite covers some good-for-you changes to our online store and gives the scoop on books on AnswersInGenesis.org.

How are horses, zebras, and donkeys related? Why are some small and others very large?

Does creation and a young universe, as revealed in the Bible, require “convoluted theories” to deal with the facts? Dr. Jason Lisle, AiG–U.S., responds.

The words of Genesis chapters 1 and 2 present to us the incredible chronicle of the first six days of existence.

Gene duplications followed by subsequent mutation of the duplicated genes are often cited by evolutionists as a mechanism for adding new information to the genome. Dr. Purdom examines a case.

Even with such intense indoctrination, secularists complain that creationists are increasingly successful in countering the evolution/long ages message.

In this guest article, Stephen Ham (Ken’s brother) gives the background of how and why he developed a new, powerful Bible study course, and the exciting results he has seen.

Preserving life—it is extremely important in the Christian faith. But what is the biblical definition of life, and how does this definition affect stem cell research?

The making of an evolutionary myth, some strange evolutionary relationships, cosmic misperceptions, and more round out this week’s News to Note.