Dr Carl Wieland M.B., B.S.
Managing Director, Creation Ministries International (Australia), Founding Editor, Creation magazine

Biography

Dr Carl Wieland is in great demand as a speaker on the scientific evidence for Creation/Flood, and its relevance to Christianity. Able to hold audiences (both academic and lay) with his knowledge, easy-to-listen-to style, and ever-present humour, he has lectured extensively in Australia and internationally.

Dr Wieland is Managing Director of Creation Ministries International in Brisbane, Australia. This ministry organization (which started as Creation Science Foundation, then Answers in Genesis) produces the family magazine Creation (now going to subscribers in over 100 countries), which he founded in 1978.

He has also authored numerous articles in both Creation magazine and the associated in-depth Journal of Creation (formerly TJ). He is the author of the compact booklet Stones and Bones, and co-author of The Creation Answers Book, One Blood, and Walking Through Shadows. These are among the most popular creation books of recent times, and have been translated into several languages.

Although his formal qualifications are in medicine and surgery (from Adelaide University in South Australia), Carl has not practised in the medical profession since 1986. He is a past president of the Christian Medical Fellowship of South Australia.

Publications

Books

• The Creation Answers Book, (edited by Don Batten) with David Catchpoole and Jonathan Sarfati (available in Albanian, Dutch, German, Hungarian, Russian and Spanish). See index of online chapters and free chapter study guides.
• Answers to the 4 Big Questions, (edited by Don Batten) with Ken Ham & Jonathan Sarfati
• One Blood, with Ken Ham and Don Batten
• Stones and Bones

Creation magazine articles

• Standing firm: A leading scientist’s life shows how ’radical’ ideas can lead to the greatest breakthroughs (interview with Dr Raymond Jones)
• Love is more than skin deep: A chat with Dickson and Cynthia Unoarumhi
• ‘He made the stars also’: Interview with Creationist Astronomer, Dr Danny Faulkner
• It doesn’t take a rocket scientist … An interview with missle researcher Joe Sebeny
• Bird evolution flies out the window: Carl Wieland talks with anatomist [Retired 2000] Professor David Menton, who reveals some exciting new thoughts on that controversial ‘early bird’, Archaeopteryx
• Review of Lee Spetner’s book Not By Chance!
• Beetle bloopers: Even a defect can be an advantage sometimes
• The evolution train’s a-comin’ (Sorry, a-goin’—in the wrong direction)
• Speedy species surprise: The rapid appearance today, of new varieties of fish, lizards, and more defies evolutionary expectations … but fits perfectly with the Bible
• Superbugs not super after all (antibiotic resistance)
• Your appendix … it’s there for a reason
• Radiometric dating breakthroughs
• Furry little humans?
• Bears across the world …
• A Beatle’s search for God?
• ‘Hanging Loose’: What should we defend?
• Living for 900 years (available in Spanish)
• Living (and eating) like a caveman?
• Our brain: Do we use only a small portion of it?
• Message Mania—Deciphering the human genome: what does it mean?
• The lies of Lynchburg: How U.S. evolutionists taught the Nazis
• Aping humans
• Sensational dinosaur blood report!
• The ultimate machine: Interview with human anatomist Dr David Kaufmann
• Bridges and bones, girders and groans (available in Spanish)
• Has an ape learned to talk? (available in Spanish)

Journal of Creation (formerly TJ) articles

• Fish scales in the Cambrian?
• Speciation Conference: Good news for creationists
• At last: A good mutation?
• Diseases on the Ark (Answering the critics)
• Decreased Lifespans: Have We Been Looking in the Right Place?
• The religious nature of evolution
• Lost World of Mutants Discovered
• Latin Lizards: Logos vs Lottery
• A shrinking date for ‘Eve’ (available in Spanish)
• Mirror, Mirror on the Wall—Which is the Strangest Theory of All?
• Why a fly can fly like a fly
• Review of Jonathan Weiner’s evolutionary book: The Beak of the Finch: Evolution in Real Time
• Review of Edward Larson’s evolutionary book: Summer of the Gods
• Review of Mark Noll’s compromising evangelical book: The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind
• Review of Richard Milton’s anti-Darwinist book: Shattering the Myths of Darwinism
• Review of Charles Officer and Jake Page’s book: The Great Dinosaur Extinction Controversy
• Cuddly cold-cures counter critics (koalas and their diets)

Other articles

Dinosaur blood cells, blood vessels and proteins

• Evolutionist questions CMI report—Have red blood cells really been found in T. rex fossils?
• Still soft and stretchy: Dinosaur soft tissue find—a stunning rebuttal of ‘millions of years’
• Doubting doubts about the Squishosaur
• Dinosaur soft tissue and protein—even more confirmation! Mary Schweitzer announces even stronger evidence, this time from a duckbilled dino fossil, of even more proteins—and the same amazingly preserved vessel and cell structures as before.
• Fascinating four-chambered fossil find! (Medical X-ray scans reveal the structure of a fossilized dinosaur’s heart!)
• Dino proteins and blood vessels: are they a big deal?
• Big bangs on the earth-or big belches? New discoveries and new theories put a different spin on impact-extinction links
• Swedish trees older than the universe?
• Fossil squid ink that still writes!

The Indonesian ‘Hobbit’ lady and other ape-man stories

• Soggy dwarf bones: An Indonesian island reveals the existence of an extinct group of pygmy humans
• Hobbling the Hobbit? Indonesian scientists reject the hype about ‘Flores Man’
• Hobbit bone wars: Professor says new analysis on ‘stolen bones’ confirms ‘hobbit’ just a small, sick human
• Not another (yawn) ‘ape-man’
• Skull wars: new ‘Homo erectus’ skull in Ethiopia (available in Spanish)
• Homo erectus misunderstandings? (response to a critic of above article)
• Ethiopian ‘earliest humans’ find: A severe blow to the beliefs of Hugh Ross and similar ‘progressive creationist’ compromise views
• Redating Leakey’s Ethiopian human finds: more problems for compromise
• Toumai ‘ape-man’ suffers another blow
• The ‘Lucy Child’
• Speech, music—and Neandertals
• National Geographic unveils ‘Wilma’ the Neandertal lady
• Curved spines and pregnant primates
• Ardipithecus again
• Ark ‘hominids’

Environmentalism, Earth Day, Global Warming

• Hot Potatoes: Is there a ‘creationist view’ on genetically modified foods?
• Earth Day: Is Christianity to blame for environment problems?
• Global warming: what is ‘the creationist view’?
• ‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’—a movie review
• Researcher speaks up on pressure to conform

Vaccination, disease, medicine

• Vaccines and Genesis
• Are vaccines biblical, safe or effective?
• Surrogate Mothering and IVF: are they biblical?
• Evolution—‘a science that’s leading to cures’?
• Is evolution really necessary for medical advances?
• SARS and evolution: A new virus—doesn’t that show evolution?
• More musings on our ‘useless’ appendix
• Adam and the immune system
• Swine flu—Is it evidence of evolution?
• Infections, prions and evolution
• Cryonics, the soul and immortality
• Wrangling over rib regeneration

Importance of biblical creation

• CMI’s views on the Intelligent Design Movement
• Dawkins and Eugenics: A leading high priest of evolution reveals its ugly side
• Animals and Auschwitz!
• Creation among the coconut palms
• Helping the Needy—with Creation?
• The launch of Creation Ministries International—South Africa
• Evolution’s evangelist
• Linking and feeding
• Loving the Bible too much?
• Caged lions … And the young generation in the church
• Conversions in the land of the rising sun
• ‘Go to hell, creationists!’
• The Darwin Anniversary
• World atheist convention rejects Australian creationist debate challenge
• The Wisdom of God: Jesus or a created thing?
• Avatar and the ‘new’ evolutionary religion: A movie review
• Errors in the Bible?
• Polarized reaction to atheists’ refusal to debate CMI
• Justifying apostasy: A formerly well-known Australian pastor goes off the rails—and tries to persuade others to follow. A review of From Faith to Reason, by Brian Baker.

Why are there bad things such as pain and death in the world?

• Waves of sadness: Tsunami terror raises age-old questions (available in Spanish)
• Evolution and social evil (available in Polish and Russian)
• The Haggard tragedy: ‘Christianity must be wrong because of all the hypocrites in the church!’
• The Darwin Anniversary
• The teeth of the patriarchs

Mutations and natural selection

• ‘Fast mouse evolution’ claims: Creationists should get excited
• Steve Jones and the ‘end of human evolution’
• Creationist article ‘saved my favourite cow’
• New eyes for blind cave fish?
• The giraffe’s neck: Icon of evolution or icon of Creation?
• Breathtaking new frog surprise
• The Human Genome Project: how should we view it?
• National Geographic backs down—sort of!
• Blast from the Past (Prof. Blasius, director of leading natural history museum, denounced Origin)

General/biblical

• Creation articles stir deep thinking
• Noah’s Ark, or … what?
• The (long) road to Indonesia
• Bring on the hecklers?

Human brain

• Brain chemistry and the fate of the personality after death
• The brain—brainier than believed before
• Robots will not take over the world

Origin of life, Cosmology

• Life from space? Unlikely … Let’s wait and see
• Huff and Bluff: Can ‘quantum magic’ save chemical evolution?
• Speed of light slowing down after all?
• A new age of quantum madness
• It’s about time: Secular researchers agree: creationist helps develop the most precise clocks in the universe

Creation talks

• See his speaking schedule

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