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Human evolution
30 articlesExploring the evidence for human origins through paleontology, genetics, and comparative anatomy.
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The Bible
27 articlesInvestigating the historical reliability of Scripture through archaeology and textual criticism.
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God
58 articlesExamining the character of the biblical God through His actions, commands, and statements.
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Australopithecus africanus
Raymond Dart's 1924 identification of the Taung Child as a bipedal human ancestor from Africa was rejected for decades by scientists who expected human origins in Europe, partly because the Piltdown Man hoax had distorted expectations of what early hominins should look like.
The cosmological argument does not establish the biblical God
Even if the cosmological argument succeeds in establishing a first cause or necessary being, it does not establish the existence of a personal, trinitarian, morally perfect God who inspired the Bible, performed miracles, and sent Jesus Christ—this is the "gap problem" that apologists routinely fail to address.
God killed a man for trying to stop the Ark from falling
According to 2 Samuel 6 and 1 Chronicles 13, when the oxen stumbled while transporting the Ark of the Covenant, Uzzah reached out to steady it and was immediately struck dead by God for touching the sacred object.