Author Archives: Will Myers

BY HUGH ROSS – JUNE 11, 2018 When I first read Genesis 1 at age 17, the plate tectonics theory was in its infancy. Researchers were still not certain whether continents had always existed on Earth’s surface or if the planet … Continue reading →

BY JEFF ZWEERINK – MAY 11, 2018 Did the universe begin to exist or not? The final paper from Stephen Hawking indicates that the universe did have a beginning. Here are the details. This question has rattled around in the psyche of the … Continue reading →

BY JEFF ZWEERINK – MAY 18, 2018 Perhaps our universe isn’t as finely tuned as we thought! We know that life requires stars and planets to form. Overly rapid expansion of the universe would prevent this from happening and a larger … Continue reading →

By Will Myers  > In the Old Testament, we have the laws and the promise of the Messiah to come. The Old Testament has the New Testament concealed within. The New Testament is the Old Testament revealed, and this is … Continue reading →

  SCIENCE, we are repeatedly told, is the most reliable form of knowledge about the world because it is based on testable hypotheses. Religion, by contrast, is based on faith. The term “doubting Thomas” well illustrates the difference. In science, … Continue reading →

BY ANJEANETTE ROBERTS – APRIL 19, 2018 Many fear to tread into culturally charged topics in an “us” versus “them” social media climate characterized by rapid escalation, rabid judgments, and character assassinations. What if a course on God and science could … Continue reading →

via Philosophy’s Most Famous Quotations

BY KENNETH R. SAMPLES  I love ideas. And I love thinking about them. One of the fundamental reasons I study philosophy is that I believe ideas really matter. And philosophy is the discipline of big ideas: God, the cosmos, the mind, knowledge, … Continue reading →

BY JEFF ZWEERINK – FEBRUARY 23, 2018 Except for John 3:16, this is probably the most well-known verse in the Bible, and it highlights a number of distinctives important for the rest of Scripture. Maybe the most significant, Genesis 1:1 establishes … Continue reading →

    BY HUGH ROSS – DECEMBER 18, 201 General relativity ranks as the best description of how the universe behaves. It explicitly incorporates the principle that the laws of physics never change throughout both space and time. Proving the reliability … Continue reading →