Author Archives: Will Myers

August 3, 2015 By Guest Writer,  Dr. Hugh Ross In March 2014, a South Pole research team reported that BICEP2 had detected gravitational waves and definitively proved that the universe experienced hyper-expansion (an inflation event) when it was extremely young.1 … Continue reading →

July 30, 2015 By Guest Writer,  Dr. Hugh Ross For decades, astronomers have assumed that the ratio of small-mass stars to high-mass stars observed in our Milky Way Galaxy (MWG) is a universal constant for all galaxies. A growing body … Continue reading →

by Will Myers A short capitulation of the above title is UspVsp=Q; the way God made things to work, revealing to us the eternal invisible Godhead; for man is now without an excuse. We are always challenged; therefore, the universal … Continue reading →

by Will Myers There is a void in one’s life when God is not in their equation of life. We are wired by God for love; this is our norm; all others are toxic to our minds. We have a … Continue reading →

by Will Myers God has always imposed on man, and man has always imposed on God in thoughts. God’s hand has gently guided man into thoughts that God has already created (Uspace imposing on Vspace = Q, the laws).  The … Continue reading →

Written by Guest Writer,  Dr. Caroline Leaf From the pioneers of the development of the computer such as Alan Turin [1] to Hollywood films[2], artificial intelligence in medicine [3], contests between computers and humans [4] and the more recent singularity … Continue reading →

Earth. Not mounted on a stand, with color-coded state and national boundaries, as schoolroom globes are prone to display. Instead, we see our world as only a cosmic perspective can provide: blue oceans, dry land, white clouds, polar ice. A … Continue reading →

July 20, 2015 By Dr. Jeff Zweerink As Erwin Schrödinger cruises down the highway, a patrol officer pulls him over for a suspicious-looking car. The officer strolls up to Schrödinger’s open window and asks for his license and registration and … Continue reading →

By Will Myers The nature of man has not changed since the gathering of civilization; the beast has only been pacified from its ravenous behavior which is only 9 meals away as stated by prominent psychiatrists. He who calms the … Continue reading →

July 16, 2015 By Dr. Fazale Rana We live in a world that values tolerance and religious pluralism. Because of this widespread attitude, perhaps it’s not surprising that one of the questions I’m most often asked by non-Christian academics relates … Continue reading →