Is CMI responsible for the scientific illiteracy of the average churchgoer? And also for the continued promotion by some of the ‘Vapour Canopy’ theory?

The matter of origins can raise lots and lots and LOTS of issues in people’s minds.

1 Peter 3:15 instructs Christians to ‘always be ready to give an answer’ yet with ‘gentleness and respect’—even to atheists. Also, we update a reader enquiring about ‘mitochondrial Eve’.

An atheist correspondent asserts that Christian belief in God stems from a desire for a Heavenly Father to take care of us, but his argument commits a major logical fallacy.

With the likes of Adam, Methuselah, Noah and Shem living for hundreds of years, how could the enamel and dentin of their teeth have lasted for so long?

A correspondent asks about guidance for his country’s new converts to Christ who come from areas where polygamy is common. Another asks about the ‘Hobbit’ classified as Homo floresiensis.

In the lead-up to next month’s Global Atheist Conference, there’s been a strident, and polarized, reaction to atheists’ refusal to debate CMI.

At church last weekend, a correspondent was ‘moved’, to say the least.

Could technology one day provide immortality? Could deep frozen corpses be revived? A reader’s question provides food for thought.

As word of the upcoming Creation Supercamp in the US begins to spread, some surprising beliefs are coming to light.

A reader asks about a pastor’s claim that the first thing God created was Wisdom.

Constructive dialogue urged instead.