Monthly Archives: October 2013

  In the field of biomimetics, scientists study biological systems in the hopes of using what they learn to help improve human civilization. For example, a recent study of ants’ foraging behavior opened up an opportunity to enhance solutions to … Continue reading →

I, author of this website of  “Intelligent Design and Biblical Scripture”, thought this model for Intelligent Design by another Author was interesting because it attempts to prescribes how our human potential flows and reactions to our environment; although, my God … Continue reading →

Our freedom has been challenged by the monitoring of private citizens telephone conversations. A truly free democracy must not have private citizens monitored for it to operate freely. Suspicious eavesdropping by authorities on any citizen severely hinders a free society. … Continue reading →

Cool Discovery: Mountains Moved by Lightning Growing up in the Midwest instilled in me a fascination with thunder and lightning. Summer storms would light up the sky with brilliant flashes, filling the air with deafening thunderclaps. While others would seek … Continue reading →

Our main general purpose for our life is to seek God. The Son of God has been sent by God in the world to fulfill the Kingdom of God for us humans now and our forever relationship with God, our … Continue reading →

Planet Models for Deep Space Observations    Planet formation occurs readily throughout the galaxy—but that does not mean that solar systems like ours are equally abundant. The last 20 years of exoplanet studies highlight the numerous ways that the formation … Continue reading →

I remember my brother and I when we were kids playing with a discarded auto battery. Our Dad had told us not to touch the battery. To us two that meant check the battery out. We played with it. Two … Continue reading →

Science of naming and categorizing genes:   In the fall of 2012, the ENCODE Project reported that at least 80 percent of the human genome consists of functional sequences. A number of scientists have criticized the ENCODE conclusions, yet there … Continue reading →

I became aware some time ago that most of my depression was caused by looking in the world for what is right. When adversities present themselves to you, most of the time there is no black and white respond. These … Continue reading →

Skeptics often point to so-called bad designs in biochemical systems, such as pseudoenzymes, as a reason to reject intelligent design. Several recent discoveries, however, indicate that pseudoenzymes play a number of critical roles inside the cell. As is often the … Continue reading →