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’.

Don’t be too distressed if hecklers try to disrupt your efforts at creation evangelism. They might be doing some unintended good.

One reader queries CMI’s logic re ET and the Curse; another queries our use of the term ‘long-age Christian’.

Christianity passes the test with flying colours.

Answering the caricature that evolution is science but creation is faith.

If we cannot know the truth, as some claim, then Jesus was wrong. Also, experiences must be judged by God’s Word, the Bible.

A correspondent says we should ignore the atheists—and also claims that we are making a fundamental error in relation to the Bible.

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?

Readers challenge CMI about the likelihood of monkeys being able to type the 23^rd Psalm.

More straight thinking is needed over the ‘conflict’ between Christianity and evolution.

Could the ancestors of Australopithecus sediba have been on the Ark? Also, what do we do about ‘Adam’s rib’, given online contradictory claims about the capacity of ribs to regenerate?

A correspondent thinks billions of years is more appropriate as an analogy to God’s timelessness. Our response shows why this is flawed.