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28 Jul 2022

Talented human beings dazzle and amaze us, whether musically, mathematically, artistically, athletically, or in many other ways. But such abilities have no obvious survival value, so how did they evolve?

by Philip Bell

10 Feb 2023

We have refuted claims the ice sheets demand an old earth, but more modelling is needed.

by Jake Hebert

29 Jan 2024

Humans are not meat-based computers; no matter how good an AI program might be at churning out responses to questions, it will never be emotionally involved with anything it does.

by David Thomas

14 Jan 2023

Showing how it's reasonable to doubt universal common ancestry and accept that Jesus' tomb was empty.

by Shaun Doyle

02 Jun 2022

CMI often receives questions asking whether someone should stay in a church that compromises on Biblical Creation?

by Joel Tay

12 Nov 2022

Is it 'unfair' that Adam's sin affects all creation?

by Shaun Doyle

William Tyndale overcame many obstacles to produce a Bible in the English language.

by Sylvia Clifford

08 Aug 2022

A sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.

by Don Batten

21 Aug 2023

Sneak peek for the latest Creation magazine: A second century Chinese instrument was able to accurately measure earthquakes from hundreds of miles away incorporating the design of dragons

by Gavin Cox

07 Mar 2023

New discoveries at Saqqara, Egypt help shed light on ancient mummification practices, ancient chemistry, regional botany, and ancient global trade connections.

by Robert Carter

08 Jun 2022

The designed cooperation between species helps the wider ecosystem thrive.

by Dawn Blount

29 Apr 2024

Have you ever participated in a game where you were taken blindfolded in a car, dropped off, and then challenged to find your way back?

by Lucien Tuinstra