Some facts about evolutionary atrocities, and how to refute skeptics who complain about alleged biblical or Christian ones.

Dr Rob Carter gives five concise responses

‘Gap theory’ has no exegetical basis in Scripture in both ancient Hebrew and 17th century English.

A reader points out that a Biologos article contradicts what CMI has published. Who is right?

Is there a contemporary fulfillment of this passage?

Do we think all atheists ‘deconvert’ from Christianity because they don’t like a ‘judgemental’ God? And, are the origins of the word ‘Palestine’ antisemitic?

A correspondent challenges us to explain genetics and geographical distribution in a creationist framework.

How to answer questions about evolution: whether for course credit or to clear up misconceptions about fossils

One correspondent took umbrage at the term ‘useful idiot’ to describe theistic evolutionists in a CMI article. Is the adage, ‘If the shoe fits, wear it’ justified?

This week’s feedback addresses questions of the proper understanding and defence of the Old Testament. CMI’s Dr Jonathan Sarfati responds.

Catastrophic plate tectonics may provide some clues as to how the Hawaiian islands formed when we start from the Bible.

Does God have parts?