The importance of conversions for apologetics, and delving into Islamic criticisms of the Trinity.

Do humans only differ in degree from animals?

Skeptics who refuse to reveal their name—do they have something to hide, or something to fear?

The Bible can explain both.

Did the hypothetical ‘first life’ need to be cellular?

If homosexuality was found to have a biological basis, would that make it morally acceptable?

Inbreeding effects in post-Flood populations.

Does the Bible teach any sort of a ‘gap’ theory? Is there such a thing as a universal ‘knock down’ argument against evolution?

It’s about teaching opposing histories of the world, and (where possible) showing how biblical creation is overall the one that best fits reality.

Were fish a category of nephesh chayyah life that did not suffer death before the Fall?

Skeptic blunders on thermodynamics.

If God sent Samuel’s spirit to deliver judgment to Saul, does that make Him guilty of witchcraft?

How useful are cladograms and ‘transitional’ creatures as evidence for evolution?

Many times we can be at a loss when trying to answer objections when ‘on the front lines’ of evangelism, and CMI exists to equip Christians with those answers.

A visitor to our website claims that CMI does not treat arguments for evolution fairly. In reality, it is creationist arguments that are often misrepresented.

A few vaccines use cells from babies that were aborted—is it immoral to receive these vaccinations?