How can an all-powerful, loving God allow suffering and death?

• 9/11 and the real “enemy”
• Beauty and the curse (from Why won't they listen?)
• Creation and the Curse (Technical—ICR site)
• The Fall into Sin
• “Lost” without Genesis: coping with the “death wave”
• The awesomeness of death
• They’re not connecting it! Hurricanes Katrina and Rita . . . and a loving God
• Two histories of death
• Why does God?s creation include death and suffering?
• Why us?

How does biblical Christianity explain the origin of pathogenic viruses, parasites and poisons?

• Creation, Corruption, and Cholera (ICR Origins Issues)
• Did God make pathogenic viruses? (Technical—CEN Technical Journal article published on the True Origins website)
• Genome decay in the Mycoplasmas (Semi-technical—ICR Impact 340, Pathogenicity may be an indirect consequence of loss of genetic information, e.g. for amino acid synthesis)
• Good Designs Gone Bad
• Mutation-selection in biblical perspective
• The terror of anthrax in a degrading creation (Semi-technical—ICR Impact 345, The deadly anthrax germ may have arisen after the Fall when a benign bacterium acquired a degraded plasmid)
• Trematode Parasites: What Is Their Genesis? (Semi-Technical, CRSQ)
• Understanding Poisons from a Creationist Perspective (Technical)
• Bird Flu and a good God (PDF, The Biblical Creation Society)

If the original creation was “very good,” why do many living things have features for attacking others?

• Camels?—confirmation of creation
• Creation?s original diet and the changes at the Fall
• Dinosaur History (Part 3)
• Drawing lesson III
• What?s happened to the horse?
• Why pandas have six fingers

Is it possible for animals that are carnivorous in our world today to have survived in a pre-sin world without eating meat?

• Air attack (the kea)
• The Dracula connection to a young Earth
• Red Panda
• Wouldn’t Adam have stepped on an ant before the Fall? (on ICR website)

How did the Curse affect the ground?

• Farming frustrations