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Strong defence of the biblical Adam
03 Nov 2017
A refreshing assessment of Genesis that biblical creationists should find useful.
by Lita Sanders
Did Jesus die because of how God made us?
18 Nov 2014
The biblical account of death stands in stark contrast to the Western story of death and evolution over millions of years.
by Peter Milford
Once upon a time …
22 Feb 2007
Why evolutionists have taken modern dating methods too much ‘on faith’.
by Michael J. Oard
The failure of evolutionary orthodoxy
20 Jan 2011
A columnist claims that religion leads people to despoil the environment. Is he right, and why should the evolutionist care?
by Lita Sanders
Well-armed water fleas and radishes
Things aren't always as they seem when it comes to nature.
by Carl Wieland
Could thorns have existed outside of Eden, and what about the Framework Hypothesis?
23 Nov 2019
Could thorns have existed outside of Eden? What about the Framework Hypothesis? And how certain are we that Genesis 1:1–2:3 is history?
by Joel Tay
Ceres Surprises
03 Jun 2020
The dwarf planet Ceres is generating wonder and consternation amongst scientists
by Jonathan O’Brien
The road to Indonesia
08 Jul 2010
For the first time ever, CMI sends a speaker to the world’s most populous Muslim country—for a 2-month ministry tour
by Carl Wieland
Copying confusion
Copying confusion Does duplication of existing DNA help evolution? by Alexander Williams
by Alexander Williams
The frantic search for extraterrestrial life
16 Oct 2018
What are the chances for extraterrestrial life? Could life evolve from non-living chemicals? Are there any suitable planets apart from ours?
by Henry Richter
A change in tactics
18 Aug 2009
Notable evolutionists are retreating into arguments from analogy. Are evolutionary “strongholds” buckling?
by Calvin Smith
Bacteria trapped for “millions of years” under Antarctic ice
23 Apr 2009
Evolutionary fascination drives yet another news story about vast timespans. But what do the facts show?
by Carl Wieland