Speedy sharks and golf balls
A key design feature of modern golf balls has been found on sharks, too.
Rock language: is there such a thing?
Some people say the rocks cry out but others just hear a stony silence.
The tarsier’s ‘secret speech’
When the tarsier opened its mouth and no sound could be heard, people thought it was simply yawning or stretching. How wrong they were.
Analogy and geology—the ‘science’ of Charles Lyell
A deistic view of the ‘order of nature’ influenced Charles Lyell’s approach to geology, not observational science.
Lithium deposits at Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
How to understand its formation and the origin of the lithium deposits.
Misunderstanding creation
A review of Holman QuickSource™ Guide to Understanding Creation by Mark Whorton and Hill Roberts.
The Bronze Tree of Sanxingdui
The Bronze Tree of Sanxingdui: Is it the oldest man-made Genesis artefact?
Rational scientists and homosexual dogmatism
How can we respond to aggressive pro-homosexual dogma? Also, a CMI reader notes an irony about allegedly rational evolutionary scientists.
The false gospel of Darwinism
Evolution is actually a religion—complete with its own origins story and messiah. Are you ready to answer it?
What’s wrong with Hindu pantheism?
What arguments can be given in response to the Advaita tradition in Hinduism?
Saving the ‘billions of years’ age of Titan
Saturn’s moon Titan is sinking old-age ideas, despite rescue attempts.
Creation in-depth: Where is the post-Flood boundary?
Creationists disagree over where to place the post-Flood boundary in the rocks. Creationist researcher Michael Oard argues that the boundary is generally in the Late Cenozoic.