Why does CMI give atheists, whose mission is often explicitly antibiblical, the ‘oxygen of publicity’?

Graham Hancock’s popular Netflix TV series, Ancient Apocalypse, challenges the evolutionary status quo, proposing civilization is older than claimed, however, his ideas are not friendly to biblical history either.

Did God speak light into existence via sonoluminescence?

Showing how its reasonable to doubt universal common ancestry and accept that Jesus tomb was empty.

A correspondent writes into CMI thanking Gavin Cox for his article on Premier’s Unbelievable but challenges the idea that the scientific method has anything to do with faith.

A discussion of cosmological expansion, inflation, and Bible interpretation, plus accelerated nuclear decay

CMI answers the doubts of Brendon, who says he has already been helped by dialogue with us and “returned to God”.

Nervous about taking a stand on the age of the earth? Prefer a less dogmatic approach?—Why the Bible can be trusted.

Many people wrongly call the Medieval period “the Dark Ages”. But most of what people “know” about that period is wrong!

Someone writes in to ask about the significance of the new photos taken by the James Webb Telescope.

Does the New Testament plagiarize its notion of Jesus’ resurrection on the third day from the Gabriel Revelation?

Is it unfair that Adams sin affects all creation?

God is perfectly good. Does that mean he must give everyone a chance at salvation?

A critic writes into CMI saying we are confusing when it comes to Egyptian chronology, and that Joseph’s pharaoh must have been an Egyptian.

Do ‘past life memories’ prove that Jesus was an Essene?

Does Conway’s Game of Life show that complex structures can arise from simple rules?