The Creation Podcast

Living things, whether animal or plant, exhibit a variety of traits that can change from generation to generation. These trait variations can help them adapt to thrive in certain situations. Some of these adaptations happen quite quickly as creatures pioneer new niches, developing traits that allow them to fit their environmental conditions. But how does this happen?   Join host Trey Bowling and Dr. Brian Thomas as they discuss this topic on episode 79 of The Creation Podcast.              More...

The podcast dives deep into the historical underpinnings of the Holocaust, exploring how Darwinian ideologies influenced Nazi atrocities. It critiques the moral lessons surfaced by this dark chapter, linking past eugenics to modern societal issues like abortion. The conversation juxtaposes human dignity and divine justice against Darwinism, emphasizing humanity's unique value from a theological perspective. It challenges listeners to reflect on faith amidst conformity and highlights hope and salvation through Jesus Christ.

Discusses the roots of the Holocaust and scientific racism. Explores Hitler's eugenic vision influenced by Darwinism. Delves into the euthanization of disabled children in Nazi Germany. Examines the intersection of eugenics and racism. Talks about racial superiority and its impact on the Holocaust. Emphasizes the importance of education on critical topics.

Dr. Randy Guliuzza, physician and president of the Institute for Creation Research, brings a biblical creationist science perspective. He traces how selectionist ideas, eugenics, and thinkers like Darwin, Haeckel, and Galton shaped racist worldviews. Short, intense discussions cover dehumanization through embryology, academic authority on race hygiene, and how these threads converged toward atrocity.

Is there a place for the use of film and video within Christianity? If so, how can we leverage this powerful tool to reach viewers of all ages with the truth of the Gospel?   Join Trey and other Media & Marketing team members as they discuss this vital topic on episode 75 of The Creation Podcast!              More...

Evolutionists claim that birds are descended from dinosaurs. A feature that is often cited as linking these two types of creatures is the brain. But are the brains of dinosaurs and birds really that similar?   Host Trey and Dr. Tim Clarey discuss this vital topic on episode 74 of The Creation Podcast!              More...

The oceans cover most of our planet's surface. Uniformitarians claim the oceans are nearly 4 billion years old, but the evidence says otherwise.   Host Trey and Dr. Jeff Tomkins discuss this vital topic on episode 73 of The Creation Podcast!                More...

Earth has one moon, but Jupiter has many! What can we learn from our celestial neighbor's satellites? Do they indicate youth?   Host Lauren and Dr. Jake Hebert discuss this vital topic on episode 72 of The Creation Podcast!                More...

Ernst Haeckel, a German Zoologist, is famous for developing a series of images of embryos in development called Anthropogenie. These images, supposedly proof of evolution, dominated culture and textbooks for some time.   But Haeckel was wrong, and the damage he caused has never quite been undone. What happened?   Host Trey and Dr. Randy Guliuzza discuss this vital topic on episode 71 of The Creation Podcast!   Resources:   Twenty Evolutionary Blunders           More...

Dr. Randy Guliuzza, a medical doctor and engineer who leads ICR and explains biological complexity, explores cells as tiny machines. He highlights DNA proofreading, intracellular transport elevators, cellular factories, mitochondria generators, molecular motors and the bacterial rotary flagellum. He also touches on the mind–body interface and how engineered systems inform design perspectives.