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16 Sep 2008

A full-length stretch of DNA from a Neandertal mitochondrion has been sequenced. Some are using it to allege that it came from a different species to modern humans. But is that deduction justified?

by Robert Carter

15 Sep 2008

Sceptics love to challenge Christians about Noah’s Flood. Here’s how a piece of (fossilized) dung ruins their ‘argument’.

by Tas Walker

13 Sep 2008

Was the scientific method being practiced in Islamic lands centuries before modern science became established in Medieval Christian Europe?

by Andrew Lamb

12 Sep 2008

Media hype had some people thinking the world would end. CMI’s Dr Russell Humphreys, formerly a physicist with the prestigious Sandia National Laboratories, makes an informed comment.

by Russell Humphreys

11 Sep 2008

They demonstrate information within the cell.

by J.G. Andrew

10 Sep 2008

Good news as creation scientist Werner Gitt tours a country notoriously difficult for evangelism.

by Carl Wieland

09 Sep 2008

Geologist says it’s time to open up geology to debate, starting with this open letter.

by Angus Kennedy

08 Sep 2008

Evolutionists’ own criteria for identifying a ‘pseudoscience’ show that evolution itself is a pseudoscience.

by Mark Johansen

05 Sep 2008

Compromise on ‘made in the image of God’ is taking us into Hitler’s gas chambers.

by Gary Bates

04 Sep 2008

Are sheep and goats part of the same original biblical kind?

by Jean K. Lightner

03 Sep 2008

Should Christians celebrate evolution in the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth next year?

by David Anderson

02 Sep 2008

Answered doubts about Scripture that were first raised in my mind at seminary.

by Yohanna Puric