Monthly Archives: July 2013

One of the most frequently argued objections to the trustworthiness of Scripture is found in the apparent discrepancy between the account of creation given in Genesis 1 and the supposed evidence from the fossils and fissionable minerals in the geological … Continue reading →

After years of frequently thinking why was the Ten Commandments and all Christ like pictures were removed from governmental places, I still don’t have a good reason; especially, when I remember that so called good people did it! How can … Continue reading →

There is nothing new under the sun; all has been predestined by God, our Creator. We live and experience things so that we shall know. God knows which souls are going to hell, but the soul must live and learn … Continue reading →

Jesus is the chief cornerstone in which all other stones are aligned. God has laid a precious stone in the essence of His creation; a stumbling stone that cause men to fall, and a rock of offense. I like to … Continue reading →

Though he was a committed atheist, astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle acknowledged the appearance of design in the universe. Guest writer Don Olson demonstrates how recent research fine-tunes scientists’ understanding of Hoyle’s own discoveries—and, in doing so, reaffirms evidence for a … Continue reading →

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. This saying, popularized by the late Carl Sagan, represents a useful attitude to maintain when confronted with revolutionary claims. For example, if some group were to claim that a previously unknown property of space caused … Continue reading →

The bible says that God created the world with His Son and for His Son, Jesus. God in the beginning had a salvation plan for our humanity. Abraham, the father of many nations, received God’s promise. What is this promise? … Continue reading →

God speaks to every dimension and element of our mind. This is unique and defining that God speaks to each person whether a soft still voice or a profound override of His Truth in which leaves the subject knowing without … Continue reading →

Us humans can view enough of reality that we can function and advance in our psychology, technology, and even our faith in God. We are limited when it comes to viewing reality; we can approach only so close. In the … Continue reading →

The more we learn, the more its features appear fine-tuned to enable the eventual existence of advanced life on Earth. A recent study, for example, shows a residual population of planetesimals (small, primordial solar system bodies, in this case measuring … Continue reading →