Mistakes about mistakes
Do common mutations found in humans and apes prove evolution?
‘Missing link’ misconceptions
What does the term ‘missing link’ mean? Is it helpful? And is a
‘minimum breeding population’ an argument against Genesis?
‘One, Two, Three, Many!’
‘Stone Age’ people can’t count beyond three, right? Wrong.
Incomplete lineage sorting and other ‘rogue’ data fell the tree of life
The evolutionary tree of life popularized by Charles Darwin has been shaken to its roots by the molecular genetics revolution.
Do toads goad snake evolution?
Rapid evolution?—Are Aussie snakes really evolving to cope with toxic toads? CMI’s Dr David Catchpoole investigates.
Brain scientist helps develop young Christian minds
Dr David DeWitt explains some amazing designs of life, and why Neandertals were
fully human not ‘ape-men’.
‘Progressive creationist’ Gleason Archer on the obvious meaning of Genesis
‘Progressive creationist’ Gleason Archer on the obvious meaning of Genesis
Creation magazine
Creation magazine 30(1) Contents
Do creationists hate science?
Rather than hating science, the biblical worldview gave birth to science
Pitcher plants and animal sanitation
The pitcher plant that encourages small animals to drop by, leaving their ‘calling card’
Soft flexible nerves in Triceratops bone
Soft flexible nerves have been found in a Triceratops fossil
Clarifying the magmatic model for the origin of salt deposits
Answering criticisms.