How will you respond?
It’s good to be suitably armed, when you’re in enemy territory.
Giving young people career choices
How can a young person who loves science follow their dream and stay strong in the Christian faith? We hope you enjoy this editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine.
‘How great Thou art’ and the disconnect of ‘reality’
While creation displays the power of God, it also bears witness to His judgment.
Fishy arms and legs
A fish with 'arms' and 'legs' is not evidence for evolution.
Battle for Britain: a battle for hearts and minds
The social decay in this once-Christian land, so clearly linked to rejection of biblical authority, offers a unique challenge—but also a unique opportunity for believers to ‘seize the day’.
Can mutations lead to new genetic information?
An extra copy of a gene is new information, but not a new kind of information – evolution still doesn’t happen!
‘Christmas Trees’ light up butterflies
Each tiny scale on a blue morpho’s wing has neat lines of ‘Christmas Trees’, which ‘trip the light fantastic’.
No monkey business here please, we’re the BBC!
The BBC are enthusiastic purveyors of evolution, so why sack their staff when they base their moral decisions on the BBC’s teaching?
Did something precede creation week, and why did God introduce suffering?
Answering the questions: Did the universe exist before creation week? And why did God introduce suffering with the Fall?
Fish dislike heavy metal
River trout have been found with amazing resistance to toxic pollutants but this turns out to be in-built.
Correcting misconceptions on creation and the gospel
CMI’s Dr Jonathan Sarfati and Lita Sanders help some correspondents through some misconceptions of biblical creation and the assurance of salvation believers have.
Answering coronavirus and flat earth questions
Is coronavirus the start of the end times? And if flat earth is wrong, why isn’t the entire universe backlit by stars?