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05 Aug 2022

Sneak peak of a rigorous book review from the latest issue of Journal of Creation: How well can Y chromosome genetics be correlated to human history?

by Robert Carter

24 Oct 2019

In today’s world, having a biblical worldview gives us a unique opportunity to minister to the culture.

by Lita Sanders

Journal of Creation Volume 6 Issue 2

21 Mar 2015

Most don’t realize it but from a young age we are programmed into acceptance of the millions of years.

by Gary Bates

15 Sep 2020

How does a biblical worldview help us to respond to climate change and LGBT arguments?

by Gary Bates, Lita Cosner

11 Feb 2016

An important time of brainstorming for the CEOs of the international CMI offices!

by Gary Bates

12 Oct 2018

Could solar superflares have made the supposed ‘early’ Earth inhospitable for life?

by Andrew Sibley

11 Mar 2020

How should we think about apologetics?

by Lita Sanders

02 Jun 2020

The peppered moth myth takes on a new dimension. But genetic evidence shows no novel information caused the change between light and dark moths.

by Matthew Cserhati

09 Mar 2020

Researchers discover pea seedling roots grow towards the sound of gurgling water.

by David Catchpoole

17 May 2019

Hybridization occurs in the wild more than evolutionists thought. What does this mean for biblical creation?

by Jean K. Lightner

08 Feb 2021

Or are the supposed ‘examples’ of it just a case of designed adaptability?

by Matthew Cserhati