Should creationists stick with their views no matter what the evidence says?

The Gospel inevitably changes the cultures it encounters–and that’s a good thing.

Is there genetic evidence of the Nephilim? And does the genetic diversity of animals today match what we would expect from the biblical account?

Adam’s sin: deliberately choosing to disobey God and so putting his own authority above God’s.

Correspondents take CMI to task over our ‘attitude’ to Adam.

How should creationists respond to claims that dark matter has been found?

Are there any limits to the production of hybrid animals?

Can populated planets arise by chance, and are empty planets a waste of space?

Do the ‘years’ of Genesis 5 actually refer to generations?

A reader questions ‘omitting’ Adam’s helpmate from blame for the world’s tragic condition.

Does biblical creation distract from the Gospel?

An old-earth fails to deal with the major point raised in a CMI article. In fact, he actually makes the point and ignores four fundamental problems.