New visitors’ centre opens at Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland
World-first innovation includes creation explanation
Exploring the God Question 1. The Cosmos, Part 2 (Multiverses)
A DVD discussing whether or not God exists promotes multiverses, not Genesis.
Corals and sponges and ur-complexity*
Secular scientists are continually expressing astonishment at the complexity they find in creatures they presume to be primitive, and at the fact that they contain a proportion of DNA sequences identical to those in humans.
The end of a slippery slope
An acceptance of a naturalistic account of origins leads logically and inexorably
to a rejection of the other fundamental doctrines of Christianity.
It’s storytime!
BioLogos retells an evolutionary version of creation.
Evolution, chance and creation
Spider silk: both strong and smart
Why are spider webs so strong? Because silk can respond differently to different stresses, and sacrifice a few threads to preserve the whole web.
Cryonics, the soul and immortality
Could technology one day provide immortality? Could deep frozen corpses be revived?
A reader’s question provides food for thought.
Information Theory—part 2: weaknesses in current conceptual frameworks
Weaknesses in current conceptual frameworks.
Fantastic folds
Curvy rock layers undermine millions of years
Is, ought, or enemy?
The instinctive reactions against suffering by atheists, theistic evolutionists and biblical Christians alike, only make sense within a biblical worldview.
Know thy enemy
Even though CMI’s opponents often raise the same arguments to our questioning of evolution, it’s important to re-address such objections to show we have solid answers.