The Painted Neandertal
Ancient cosmetics are upsetting evolutionary stories.
Creation—how did God do it?
How did God create everything? He spoke (or willed) it all to come into existence; and it did.
A single-celled irony
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of an article from the soon-to-be-released
Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine’s
powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Stalin: from choir boy to communist butcher
How belief in a creatorless universe helped shape the thinking of one of history’s
greatest tyrants—Joseph Stalin.
Monkeying with probability
Readers challenge CMI about the likelihood of monkeys being able to type the 23rd
Psalm.
The design of life: part 3—an introduction to variation-inducing genetic elements
Introducing variation-inducing genetic elements (VIGEs)
Don’t cut the anchor line!
Surely no Christian pastor would want to cut adrift his flock from Jesus? Yet some
church leaders are indeed at risk of doing just that.
Preaching the Gospel in today’s society
The Apostle Paul had two different starting points in his preaching, depending on his audience.
Adam, Eve and Noah vs Modern Genetics
It’s in our genes—that is, evidence that we all come from just two people, and that
there was subsequently a dramatic population crash.
Rooted in God’s truth
Dr Gina Mohammad’s first biology teacher ruled out her ever becoming a biologist.
The teacher was wrong.
Ark ‘hominids’ and rib wrangles
Could the ancestors of Australopithecus sediba have been on the Ark? Also, what
do we do about ‘Adam’s rib’, given online contradictory claims
about the capacity of ribs to regenerate?
Evolution of multicellularity: what is required?
Another insurmountable hurdle for evolution.