Monthly Archives: December 2013

    Researchers from the Salk Institute and UC San Diego identified a key genetic difference between humans and chimpanzees when they compared gene expression patterns in induced pluripotent stem cells from both primates. They observed higher levels of expression … Continue reading →

PRIVACY RIGHTS are essential to a free democracy with freedoms and liberties as desired. Common manners of interaction among an extended family setting,  if orchestrated by special interests using strangers over an extended community, has vastly different effects on a … Continue reading →

Why should there be such doubt—such confusion—about the existence of God? For thousands of years, people have debated whether God exists. Most conclude that it cannot be proven—one way or the other. It is surmised that the correct answer lies … Continue reading →

Was Charles Darwin a confident evolutionist? It may be surprising to learn that the father of modern evolutionary theory had doubts about his proposed explanation for life’s diversity. Reflective by nature, Darwin (1809–1882) worried about the philosophical implications of his biological theory. … Continue reading →

In Genesis I, we learn that 1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. 2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon … Continue reading →