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16 Feb 2016

The discovery of gravitational waves that match Einstein’s general relativity theory for a binary black hole merger is an example of solid operational science.

by John G. Hartnett

07 Jan 2011

Can it be explained by the waters of the Flood flowing off the continent?

by Michael J. Oard

28 Mar 2012

Famous for promoting evolution through a fossil ‘ape man’, Raymond Dart wanted to be a medical missionary in his youth. What happened?

by Russell Grigg

09 Oct 2012

How the Binumarien people of New Guinea discovered Jesus is real.

by Tas Walker

24 Jun 2020

Folded, bent and deformed rock layers across the globe testify to catastrophe on an unimaginable scale.

by David Allen

25 Nov 2020

Evolution’s a cinch, right? Wrong …

by David Catchpoole

21 Sep 2007

An evangelical Christian says the science of radioactive dating is reliable, and that Christians should accept that the earth is old. See why this claim is wrong.

by CMI Editors

28 May 2024

How do we answer challenges of ‘atrocities’ in the Old Testament?

by Lita Sanders

10 Aug 2007

Evolutionists abandon the idea of 99% DNA similarity between humans and chimps

by Daniel Anderson

08 Sep 2006

Caution urged about so-called empirical proof from the Bullet-cluster observations. Indeed, ‘dark matter’ is really a fancy name for a fudge factor, and proper physics eliminates the need for it.

by John Hartnett

16 Dec 2009

People deliberately killed to provide ‘specimens’ for evolutionary research.

by Carl Wieland

04 May 2007

For decades, ‘Lucy’ has been anthropology’s favourite ‘pin-up’ example of evolutionary transition from apes to humans. But she’s just been ignominiously dumped.

by Daniel Anderson