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19 May 2015

Philosophical naturalism sought to ‘explain away’ the supernatural in the Bible. Unfortunately Christians who accept their uniformitarian deep time, inadvertently also undermine the authority of God’s Word.

by Marc Ambler

08 Oct 2015

Along with fudge factors, such as Dark Matter used to explain the big bang, the chameleon particle has been introduced even though there’s no evidence it exists.

by John Hartnett

05 Apr 2019

Neo-Darwinism, Neutral evolution, and the 'Extended Evolutionary Synthesis' cannot avoid the multilayered complexity of the genome and cell.

by Jeffrey P Tomkins and Jerry Bergman

04 Aug 2007

Do sceptics of the Resurrection have a loophole? No, their scenario overlooks both the cultural context, and requires such an implausible combination of circumstances that can only be called special pleading.

by James Holding

10 Aug 2015

Dinosaur dioramas in museums and children’s books on dinosaurs should now include flowers.

by Don Batten

22 Aug 2014

Is there too much helium in moon rocks for a young solar system?

by Andrew Sibley

17 Nov 2011

Compromising theistic evolutionary biology lecturer attacks CMI speakers in a fact-free character assassination. We show why the Bible should be our final authority, including its corollary, ‘young-earth’ creation.

by Gary Bates, Dr Jonathan Sarfati

31 Jan 2019

Total eclipse of wolf supermoon causing blood moon: what can creationists learn?

by Jonathan Sarfati

20 Feb 2012

When it comes to sniffing out odours, nothing beats a dog’s nose.

by Tas Walker

21 May 2013

David Attenborough attempts to prove evolution via Miller’s experiment and wildlife he has photographed, but the facts support creation not evolution.

by Russell Grigg

15 May 2013

The archer fish’s ability to snare its prey is no hit-or-miss affair.

by David Catchpoole

15 Mar 2023

Geckos stick to surfaces with tiny hairs that attract by van der Waals forces, and come unstuck by controlling angle of the hairs and springy curved toes.

by Jonathan Sarfati