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29 Dec 2008

Fifth instalment of New Scientist refutation deals with their attempt to play divide and conquer, and pokes holes in their ‘just-so’ stories about intermediate forms.

by Jonathan Sarfati

07 Jul 2010

‘Hope springs eternal’ as some latch onto chaos theory hoping that it will provide an evolutionary mechanism.

by Martha Blakefield

08 Jul 2013

‘Man came from monkeys’ was proposed by an Islamic evolutionist in the 14^th century!

by Russell Grigg

21 Oct 2020

Commemorating an idea that did not work

by Tas Walker

13 Oct 2013

A correspondent challenges CMI’s recent article on ‘transsexualism’.

by Kathy Wallace

18 Feb 2013

NASA’s quest for alien life has hit a very terrestrial snag.

by David Catchpoole

31 Dec 2008

Whether challenging secularists on creation or abortion, husband and wife Dr Stephen Grocott and Dr Dianne Grocott pack a powerful punch.

by Don Batten and Jonathan Sarfati

Why he believes in six day creation.

21 Jan 2010

Should we help and why

by Gary Bates

18 Feb 2014

CMI’s Jonathan O’Brien tells how he became a Christian, a geologist, and a young-Earth believer.

by Jonathan O'Brien

15 Dec 2014

Spectacular evidence for a young solar system

by David Coppedge

30 Oct 2008

A review of Creation out of Nothing by Paul Copan and William Lane Craig.

by Andrew Kulikovsky