Author Archives: Will Myers

July 9, 2015 By Guest Writer By Dr. Robert C. Newman Since 1970 various versions of an exciting “science apologetics” story have appeared in books, newspapers, and magazines across the United States and beyond. Many people have read the story … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – DECEMBER 10, 2018 In last week’s blog1 I described how a careful reconstruction of temperature proxies at sites all over the world revealed that the climate stability humans have enjoyed over the past 9,500 years was about twice as … Continue reading →

by Hugh RossDecember 10, 2021 Question of the week: How can we show an evolutionist that Earth suits us best because Earth was designed to be compatible with us rather than the idea that we naturally evolved to become compatible with Earth? … Continue reading →

by Hugh RossJanuary 10, 2022 As scientists continue to acquire knowledge of the formation and structure of the universe, their discoveries unlock mysteries that test cosmic creation models. One such mystery is the particles that make up dark matter, which astronomers … Continue reading →

SARS-CoV-2 Biology Points to Endogenous Retrovirus Design BLOG SARS-CoV-2 Biology Points to Endogenous Retrovirus Design by Fazale RanaJuly 28, 2021 “I’ve been dealing with viral outbreaks for the last 40 years. I’ve never seen a single virus—that is, one pathogen—have a range where … Continue reading →

by Hugh RossAugust 23, 2021 Where is everybody? This common query represents the bewilderment of decades of futility in the search for extraterrestrial intelligent life (ETI). Part of the more recent disappointment stems from what scientists call the red sky paradox.1 It … Continue reading →

by Krista BontragerMay 1, 2012 Biochemist Fuz Rana provides a compelling case for the use of Turing machines as a possible theoretical framework that could help biologists gain greater insight into life’s operation at its most basic level (see “Biochemical Turing Machines … Continue reading →

by Fazale RanaSeptember 19, 2017 The time my wife Amy and I spent in graduate school studying biochemistry were some of the best days of our lives. But it wasn’t all fun and games. For the most part, we spent long … Continue reading →

by Kenneth SamplesJune 11, 2019 Having worked at science-faith apologetics organization Reasons to Believe for more than 20 years, I’ve observed that scientists and philosophers often think differently about the world. With the types of specialized training in their academic backgrounds, … Continue reading →

My answer: Based on Genesis 8:22 alone, the answer is no: “As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, and day and night will not cease.” Scientifically, any stoppage in Earth’s rotation or dramatic alterations of … Continue reading →