Monthly Archives: August 2015

Originally posted on Intelligent Design and Biblical Scripture:
Guest Writer, Anna Lemind REALITY is not as obvious and simple as we like to think. Some of the things that we accept as true at face value are notoriously wrong. Scientists…

Originally posted on Intelligent Design and Biblical Scripture:
By Will Myers The world is in such a state that one can only believe half of what they first see and nothing of what they hear. Politicians continually yo-yo from one…

By Will Myers All endeavors of God unto man is to encourage man by gently imposing on the being of man; at times very suddenly and powerfully. Humans and all other life and things are imposing on God while God … Continue reading →

Written by Dr Caroline Leaf. As we form long term memory, the structure of the brain is changed, right down to the cellular, molecular and even the level of quantum physics. Here we shall examine how long term memory is … Continue reading →

August 27, 2015 By Dr. Fazale Rana Little kids love to ask, “Why?” So do skeptics; however, their “why” questions aren’t asked to gain insight. Instead, they are rhetorical—posed to highlight inconsistencies between the way the world actually is and … Continue reading →

– August 24, 2015 By Guest Writer On May 25, 1961, President John F. Kennedy gave the United States of America a national goal of “landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth.” The president … Continue reading →

July 27, 2015 By Guest Writer In classic science fiction serials, such as Star Trek, Doctor Who, and Stargate SG-1, intrepid heroes regularly travel to other worlds. These planets are almost always depicted as being fundamentally similar to our own … Continue reading →

August 17, 2015 By Guest Writer,  Dr. Jeff Zweerink “NASA Finds Earth-like Kepler-452b: Discovery May Help Prove We’re Not Alone” “What’s Life like on Kepler-452b? A Little like This, Maybe?” “NASA Finds ‘Earth’s Bigger, Older Cousin’” “Kepler-452b: What It Would … Continue reading →

Written by Guest Writer,  Dr Caroline Leaf You have probably heard that our global food system is deeply flawed. You’re are right. In fact , it’s probably worse than you imagine. Fortunately there’s hope. It is possible for us to … Continue reading →

By Will Myers Wages have been stagnant for the last 15 years while corporate profits have increased substantially. The legs of our labor unions were broken during the great recession of 2008. We lost the grounds on which our labor … Continue reading →