A skeptic misunderstands what evolution is, and what is required to make it plausible.

How could Cain have married his sister, if God forbade this practice in Leviticus, and his moral law is unchanging?

Do the spiritual truths of the Gospel negate its reliance on history?

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

When does generalizing a particular belief become stereotyping?

‘Are ghosts real?’ We said no, but what about people who claim to have sighted them?

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

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

A correspondent, while acknowledging that we reason biblically, thinks that it limits God to deny the existence of alien life. Is he right? We respond.

Are lunar eclipses possible during a full moon? And what about WMAP discoveries, universe ‘flatness’, rotating objects in the big bang model, and white holes?

Most of the responses to our correspondence with the compromising chaplain were positive. Here we respond to the only one who disagreed.

Dr Rob Carter gives five concise responses