An inquiry into accusations against the Creation Science Foundation and other creationists by an independent investigative committee has revealed a trail of misrepresentation and distortion by anti-creationists.
The investigative committee was chaired by former Chief Magistrate of New South Wales, a part time Commissioner of the NSW Crime Commission, Clarrie Briese, and included highly respected church and organisational leaders.

Members of the inquiry committee were unanimous in their decision that the accusations made by Professor Ian Plimer and other anti--creationists were false and not supported by the evidence. In his recent book "Telling Lies For God" Professor Plimer, head of the Department of Geology at Melbourne University, had made a considerable number of unsubstantiated accusations against the Creation Science Foundation and other conservative Christian bodies.

In total disregard of the principles and ethics of the Australian Press Council, the mainstream Australian media has not only championed this anti-creationist cause (and misinformation), but presented a "wall of silence" whenever evidence was presented exposing the distortion of facts engaged in by the anti-creationist defenders of "science" and "truth". All this has clearly revealed the tragic loss of objectivity and professional integrity of the Australian media, with few exceptions.

This has also sadly revealed the extent of the "naivety" of certain Christian leaders, who have been manipulated and used by Plimer and the anti-creationist lobby in pursuit of their atheistic anti-supernatural agenda. The anti-religious humanist agenda of the this lobby has been well known to more discerning Christians for some time. And it came as no surprise that Professor Ian Plimer finally received the "Humanist of the Year Award" for his efforts as a member of the Humanist Society of Victoria in helping to create society "free from supernatural beliefs."
None-the-less, all things work together for good. And the Creation Science Foundation is delighted with the tremendous support received, and the many requests for information from those previously unreached.