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Let's have a scientist himself comment on the similarity of chimps and humans. Specifically the similarity of the recently-sequenced Y chromosome. Here's the link: Chimp Y chromosome

For sure. I am a die-hard biblical creationist myself and do not recommend his resources in the least. I would recommend creation.com or Answers in Genesis above "Dr. Hovind."

Correction: it is historical science.

Thank-you, Tabletform, for the challenge. In all logical fairness, it is only right that you should be asking me such a pointed question. But first, allow me to object to a few of your statements. Creationists do indeed have an intense desire to promote truth, or else creation ministries would...

What they have to say is definitely worth thinking about, since some of them (like Jonathan Sarfati) delve deeply into apologetic and logic.

I repeat. Ask and see for yourself. I'm not predicting anything as though it were set in concrete. (God could end this world at any time, ya know.) I'm inviting objectivity.

Here is a listing of 27 years worth of technical science journal articles, all by biblical creationists.

True, numbers aren't the most important thing. The message is what counts and that is what you seem to shy away from. Listen this upcoming week and see if it really is as bad as it sounds.

As die-hard of a creationist as I am, I dislike Kent Hovind's style of presentation. I view him as a caricature of the true creationist cause, unfortunately often touted as the perfect symbol for the poorness of the creationist cause. Some of Ray Comfort's arguments could hardly be labelled as...

Feel free to watch and see for yourself. There's nothing like good old objectivity, you know.

For your information, many of these scientists/speakers have been involved in research in years past and it is now that they are talking about the results of this research. Please be aware, five of them are not scientists. However, last year's super conference (it was held in the states) had...

If you have high speed internet, you shouldn't be too far away.

There's been a lot of excitement brewing in the Canadian office of the worldwide creationist organization, Creation Ministries International, as their biggest event ever is about to occur. This is planned to be held at Canada's biggest Christian retreat center, located in Muskoka, Ontario (Close...

Thanks, Thobewill, for validating my claim. And I would have to agree: the assertion that such famous and useful men in the scientific field were creationists is not my strongest argument. By mentioning Isaac Newton I was only putting to rest the frequent claims by evolutionists that...

Let me clarify. I can comfortably agree with much of what was proposed in the "Hovind Theory". However, it is the style that Hovind used in speaking, his lean towards being anti-establishment, and his near refusal to consider the peer-review of other creationists that I do not like. His style...

Your claim was that no creationist can explain anything. Period. I showed that a creationist can explain something. Another period. I repeat, for things he would not have been able to explain, he would have been a firm believer in "Goddidit".

Your claim was that no creationist can explain anything. Period. I showed that a creationist can explain something. Another period. Again, for things he would not have been able to explain, he would have been a firm believer in "Goddidit".

Again, I do not recommend Kent Hovind or his resources to anyone interested in creationism. But thanks to the current issue of Creation magazine, I believe I have found what could be considered a practical application of creation science. Quote: "Pest management programs: using creationist...