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Cannibalism complaint against CMI
31 Jan 2009
A reader takes us to task for:
1. promoting what she regards as ‘cannibalism’
2. promoting ‘race mixing’
3. not teaching baptismal regeneration.
by Carl Wieland
Coming to accept the Creator, and special creation, through different paths
20 May 2016
Doug Sharp and Jerry Bergman show how leading creationists struggle against the odds to survive.
by John Woodmorappe
The Bible: written by mere men?
05 Mar 2018
A widely misunderstood verse helps us to answer this question.
by Keaton Halley
The creation information argument—how does it stand up to the charge of circular reasoning, and more?
01 Aug 2009
Philip Bell and Carl Wieland respond to a young but very well-informed critic.
by Philip Bell, Carl Wieland
Darwin’s termites
14 Mar 2018
When these insects mate and shed their wings, it flies in the face of Darwinian thought.
by Joachim Scheven
Flood meteorite bombardment
18 May 2012
What do 4 Vesta and achondritic meteorites tell us about the origin of impactors from the Flood bombardment?
by Carl R. Froede Jr
The skeletons in evolution’s closet
12 Aug 2019
The co-authors of Contested Bones talk with Creation magazine
by Joel Tay
Can the relative timing of radioisotope dates be applied to biblical geology?
31 Mar 2017
Exploring the possibility that long-age radiometric dating correlates to biblical earth history.
by Michael J. Oard
More than a billion years missing from the Great Unconformity at Grand Canyon?
14 Sep 2021
How Noah’s Flood solves long standing geological puzzles
by Michael J. Oard
Teaching creation and evolution
22 Apr 2012
It’s about teaching opposing histories of the world, and (where possible) showing how biblical creation is overall the one that best fits reality.
by Carl Wieland
No fence to sit on
02 Aug 2012
Neutrality is impossible in the creation/evolution debate.
by David Catchpoole
Pigeon Revision: Brainy birds trump bookish baboons
23 Oct 2019
The ability to distinguish the style of a Picasso from a Monet puts a whole new perspective on ‘bird-brainy’
by David Catchpoole