Author Archives: Will Myers

Are you so busy twittering the moment that you forget all about enjoying the moment! Social media is a powerful and helpful communication tool – but it can be a blessing or a curse, depending on how it is used. … Continue reading →

In the beginning God laid a stone in Zion (the essence of things; Romans 9:33); a chosen, precious stone. This stone makes people to stumble. It is a stone of offense. This stone is God’s Son, Jesus. The metaphysical expression … Continue reading →

    Astronomers found another way to test for variability in α by looking at spectra from white dwarfs—objects with masses similar to the Sun but dimensions closer to Earth’s. The compact nature of white dwarfs means that atoms near the … Continue reading →

When concepts relative to the DNA molecule are modeled by means of information theory, one aspect of the obtained theoretical conclusions seems to defy human comprehension unless a very special postulate is assumed. As Wilder-Smith (1993) states: We are forced … Continue reading →

(Abstract) “All humanists agree that religion is not based on reason [1].” This statement, in many different forms, has been popularized for hundreds of years. A major purpose for the modeling procedures I introduced into theology is to establish that … Continue reading →

Will Myers The Republicans says the same old thing over and over such as we need a smaller government, we need to lower the debt, a nickel raise of the minimum wage law is going to cause a big lost … Continue reading →

What is God like and what does He expect of you? Most people have their own distinctive opinions of a Supreme Being. But where do these impressions come from? Many are simply reflections of how people perceive God. As a … Continue reading →

A core goal in climate research today is the determination of climate sensitivity. That is, how sensitive is Earth’s climate to changes in energy inputs and outputs? Is the planet’s equilibrium temperature alarmingly sensitive or relatively insensitive to the additions … Continue reading →

  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 and philosophers have made every effort to change our common perceptions … Continue reading →

The discovery of numerous exoplanets (planets outside of our solar system) has narrowed the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI) to those exoplanets thought likely to support life. Part 1 of this series laid out the parameters and methodology of a … Continue reading →