Did a creationist article on supergerms really help to save a cow from an otherwise fatal illness? What should we learn from this?

More discussion from a previous feedback about the importance of six consecutive normal-length creation days.

An evolutionist says human evolution has stopped, but a creationist argues that it hasn’t. What’s going on?

If the LHC discovers the Higgs boson, would this prove the big bang? And did CMI get the LHC proton energy calculations right?

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

See the difference in the attitude towards women between the Bible writers and the founders of evolution.

Is there really a protein shaped like Jesus? cross? Are there really moths that look like snakes? And are some people really born with ?gay? brains?

The Second Law of Thermodynamics is poorly understood by many evolutionists and creationists alike. Physical chemist Dr Jonathan Sarfati addresses the misconceptions of an evolutionary science writer, and explains the informational difference between proteins and crystals.

Are cryptids and UFOs two birds of a kind? Should CMI regard both with equal skepticism?

Were the reports of soft tissue in T. rex bones all wrong? Is it time to discard this powerful-seeming evidence? Not yet, it seems.

A well-known atheist’s ‘eureka moment’ shows the desperation of evolutionists.

A reader asks how scientists can be so sure that all dinosaurs were egg-laying reptiles. She even asks whether some could have been mammals.