Monthly Archives: January 2014

Most people have heard of “evolutionary biology.” But the term “evolution” is often applied in a broader sense (gradual, naturalistic changes over long ages) to other fields of study. Some people study geology or astronomy from an evolutionary perspective. But … Continue reading →

A Stanford University biology professor, writing in a peer-reviewed journal, suggests neo-Darwinian evolution is causing humankind to lose mental capacity—at least for the last 3,000 years. This conclusion may suggest that the second law of thermodynamics applies to biological systems … Continue reading →

John 1:1; “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” This scripture gives us a beginning for our existence. This scripture also let us know that the Word of God is alive, a Spirit. We also begin to learn … Continue reading →

“Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not forth: behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not.” (Matthew 24:26) The above warning was given by Christ in His famous Olivet discourse … Continue reading →

General relativity (GR) forms the backbone of big bang cosmology and provides a remarkably accurate description of the dynamics of the universe. Yet scientists expect future measurements to reveal discrepancies at some point because of GR’s incompatibility with quantum mechanics. … Continue reading →

I recently wrote an article addressing the testability of multiverse models where I made the following statement: “First, multiverse models are not new to the cosmology scene. For example, shortly after Einstein developed the equations for the theory of general relativity, he … Continue reading →

YOU ARE ‘WIRED FOR LOVE!’ Have you ever thought about what it means, really means, to be made in God’s image as it says in Genesis 1:26? This is something I have spent much time meditating on over the years, … Continue reading →

There have been many attempts to reconcile the physical world with the spiritual world which includes our lives. Brilliant minds have made extraordinary effort to relate these two entities without complete results. I have always felt that the physical world … Continue reading →

It is much easier to win over unbelievers to believing in God, our Creator, than to convince unbelievers to believe in Jesus Christ simply because Jesus was a man with all the attributes of a human. It is difficult to … Continue reading →

Explaining the origin of the universe is an enormous challenge for those seeking to deny their Creator: How could a universe come from nothing? The challenge is so great that some have argued that the universe simply did not even … Continue reading →