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CMI booklet reflects ‘stubbornness and arrogance’ (?)
16 Jun 2012
An African supporter sent CMI’s 15 Reasons to Take Genesis as History to a Christian friend and got a withering response. He asked CMI to comment on the response …
by Carl Wieland
Let Beauty be the judge
13 Dec 2010
Meet someone who never tires of showing how even the tiniest of seashells display the Creator’s awesome handiwork.
by Carl Wieland
Iron sharpening iron: the MT-LXX debate as a case study of Christian disagreement
03 Aug 2019
A reader claims that we were unfair in our assessment of another Christian’s research. We respond.
by Lita Cosner, Robert Carter
“The humble approach”
29 Jun 2017
Understanding the flawed basis of this organization’s structure and focus and its effect on faith and science.
by Jim Witteveen
Christians sidelining the Creator?
22 Jul 2014
‘Christian’ compromises of Genesis actually marginalise the Creator; but relegating God to a ‘backstage role’ is to disregard the text itself, as well as to deny Him his rightful glory.
by Philip Bell & Dominic Statham
Why we do what we do
07 Jan 2016
Why CMI focuses on ministering to those who already believe in Christ.
by Carl Wieland
Making sense of ‘Homo naledi
16 Dec 2019
It doesn’t fit any evolutionary story.
by Peter Line
Irrational knuckle-brains?
02 Jan 2010
More straight thinking is needed over the ‘conflict’ between Christianity and evolution.
by Lita Cosner & GB
Further evidence of only one large Lake Missoula flood
09 Oct 2015
The Lake Missoula flood can’t be tamed by spreading it over long periods of time.
by Michael Oard
Was earth covered in water “3200 million years ago”?
25 Jun 2020
No! That was early during Noah’s Flood and continents still existed
by Tas Walker
Are we grasping the nettle with our apologetics?
20 Feb 2018
Everyone with a strongly-held opinion about origins desires a higher profile for their point of view but only a minority are actively promoting what they believe. What about you?
by Philip Bell
Rejecting Creation the movie: A business decision
10 Dec 2009
Was the BBC Darwin movie too evolved for U.S. audiences or too boring for investors to risk?
by Emil Silvestru