Something fishy about lungs
Something fishy about lungs
Robert L. Dabney—a rock in the storm of 19th century natural history
A rock in the storm of 19th century natural history.
Creation pioneer looks back
Recently-retired Dr Carl Wieland was one of the leading lights of the creation movement of the latter part of the 20th century and the first 15 years of the 21st.
Renton Maclachlan
Chinese Dinosaurs
Major US denomination ‘affirms evolution’—and more
The Episcopalian Church (Anglicanism in America) comes out strongly and officially in support of a position that rejects Genesis the way Christ taught and understood it.
Geological field trips
How a fun day in the outdoors looking at rocks and landscapes can strengthen your faith.
Tweet My Face, You Digg?
The new social networking fad might have its downsides, but one of CMI’s younger-generation
staff tells us about its awesome outreach potential …
How do you explain caves?
How do creationists explain them?
Finding Adam—in Ancient Egypt
The Egyptians knew about Creation, Adam, Eve, the Serpent, and the Tree of Knowledge. This knowledge was handed down from Noah’s descendants after the Flood and Babel.
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?
Could the Flood have been tranquil?
John Fleming proposed a tranquil Flood that left no trace. But then, why are scoffers without excuse? Could there be a tranquil flood any more than a tranquil explosion?