Creation Revolution

Category: Review

• The totalitarian intolerance of the New Atheists

  A review of The Rage Against God by Peter Hitchens Continuum International Publishing Group, London, 2010 Reviewed by Dominic Statham Peter Hitchens is the brother of the prominent atheist Christopher Hitchens. He is an award-winning columnist and author, and currently writes for the … Continue reading →

  

• Darwinist Writes Bible Commentary

  By David Coppedge A rationalist, Darwinist, rabid anti-creationist has surprising things to say about the Bible. Steve Jones, former head geneticist at University College London, is a Darwinist’s Darwinist.  Not only does he relegate everything in life to gradual natural … Continue reading →

  

• Galápagos with David Attenborough: Origin

  by Russell Grigg Galápagos with David Attenborough is the title of a three-part Sky 3D TV series that premiered in the UK in January 2013. The series was shown in Australia in March 2013 with the revised title, David Attenborough’s Galápagos. … Continue reading →

  

• The Bible … on the History Channel?

  A review of the TV series The Bible by Lita Cosner and Scott Gillis You may have heard that this Sunday, March 3rd, 2013, the History Channel (USA) will premier the first of five 2-hour episodes of the “epic docudrama”, The Bible. Last October, highly-acclaimed producer Mark … Continue reading →

  

• Chilling New John Lennon Movie

  Los Angeles, CA. “Genius” is a new and chilling movie based on the life and tragic murder of John Lennon. The Producer of the Los Angeles-based film company, Ray Comfort, said, “It’s chilling because it reveals what people will do … Continue reading →

  

• It’s Not Just a Game: Assassin’s Creed

  by  Carl Kerby Assassin’s Creed is one of the most popular video game series ever released. The series includes more than 12 different games for Nintendo Wii, Wii U, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Playstation Vita and mobile platforms. The … Continue reading →

  

• Transparency Is Changing Scientific Practice

  Secret peer review, paper journals and exclusive scientific clubs may become things of the past. “Open access” is one aspect of a scientific revolution in progress: a revolution of science, not just about science.  The old-fashioned peer review process, in … Continue reading →

  

• The Conviction to Lead

  By Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr., Let me warn you right up front — my goal is to change the way you think about leadership. I do not aim merely to add one more voice to the conversation about leadership, I … Continue reading →

  

• ‘Prometheus’: Did God or Aliens Create the Human Race?

  Ridley Scott’s film Prometheus hits theaters Friday, June 8. It has the feel of a prequel to his Alien trilogy movies. The premise of the film is simple: “[A]n Earth-based crew is sent on a long journey to a near-by star system to explore … Continue reading →

  

• Art Imitates Shari Rigby’s Life in OCTOBER BABY

  In 2008, Shari Rigby worked with Jon and Andrew Erwin on the Casting Crowns’ video “Slow Fade” for the movie FIREPROOF. They had a mutual friend who made the connection, and predicted that Shari would be working with the brothers in … Continue reading →

  

• A Riff on Genesis Hits a Few Sour Notes

  A review of Rob Bell’s Everything is Spiritual Rob Bell has received acclaim for his Nooma videos, criticism for a weak soteriology in his book Love Wins, and is perhaps one of the most controversial figures in Christian circles today. His DVD Everything … Continue reading →

  

• Genesis Verse-by-Verse

  A new online tool to study Genesis CMI is excited to announce Genesis Verse-by-Verse, a new Bible study tool on CREATION.com that links individual verses in Genesis chapters 1–11 directly to articles pertaining to that verse. Our site has over 8,000 articles which … Continue reading →

  

• The Lies of Free Inquiry—a Response

  ‘Bold and Brave’ atheist publication shows no morality Often, our readers send in various atheist publications or promotions, hoping that we will answer them. In reality, there are so many that we are rarely able to do so in detail. … Continue reading →

  

• Is Evolution to Blame?

  Todd S, Australia, wrote in with a comment about Namibian genocide: precursor to the Holocaust, a review of the book The Kaiser’s Holocaust. He argues that while evolution was misused by racists, their racist beliefs cannot be linked back to evolution. Dr Carl … Continue reading →

  

• A Sloppy Kind of Christianity

  A review of A New Kind of Christianity: Ten Questions That Are Transforming the Faith by Brian McLaren HarperOne, New York, 2010 For those yet to be introduced to the phenomenon of the ‘emergent church’, here are a few of its premises … Continue reading →

  

• The Year in Review: The Ten Leading News Stories of 2011

  And thus 2011 comes to an end, like every year before it. The year came with its own surprises and controversies, tragedies and headlines. And, with the closing of the year, we find the need to put the year into … Continue reading →

  

• The Greatest Hoax on Earth?

  Refuting Dawkins on Evolution, A response to The Greatest Show on Earth: the evidence for evolution Chapter 17: Evolution, science, history and religion Dawkins resorts to guilt-by-association by comparing evolution-deniers with Holocaust deniers and deniers of the reality of the Roman … Continue reading →

  

• A Review of Discovery Channel’s “Curiosity: Did God Create the Universe?”

  Perhaps you saw the advertisements leading up to the commencement of Discovery Channel’s latest television series titled, “Curiosity,” in which things that humans are curious about are featured in each week’s new episode. The first show addressed the question, “Did God … Continue reading →

  

• Getting a Bad Rap

  A recent interview in CMI’s Creation magazine emphasized the rap music group Destiny Lab’s biblical creationist views and their mission to spread the biblical Gospel using an unusual medium. We received a couple of comments from readers who were concerned that any association … Continue reading →

  

• Evolutionary Racism

  The sinful desire to dominate, reject, ignore or mistreat others for one’s own particular motives has never required much excuse. However, Darwin gave it a tremendous impetus, as has been shown before by both evolutionist and creationist writers. An unusual … Continue reading →