Author Archives: Will Myers

By Will Myers Firstly, I must give honor to God, our Creator, by acknowledging that God created science in the most general sense. Our relationship with God is material based with inspirational words intervening in our lives as in the … Continue reading →

August 29th, 2017 By Kenneth R. Samples Is the Christian faith a reasonable religion? Some believers throughout church history have agreed with many nonbelievers in proclaiming that Christianity is not a reasonable religion. Nevertheless, a powerful theological-philosophical consensus within the history of … Continue reading →

August 31st, 2017 By Dr. Anjeanette “AJ” Roberts How much does any one of us know? Even the brightest, like a Hawking, an Einstein, or a Ross only knows a fraction of what can be known. Do we corporately even … Continue reading →

July 11th, 2017 By Kenneth R. Samples As a Christian scholar and logic instructor, I often get asked about my thoughts on strange phenomena, controversial theories, and alternative conspiratorial explanations. Through the years I’ve frequently been asked about such unusual … Continue reading →

August 11th, 2017 By Dr. Jeff Zweerink I received an inquiry recently from someone wanting to know what it meant to follow the truth scientifically and theologically. In other words, when there are competing explanations in theology and science respectively, … Continue reading →

June 28th, 2017 By Dr. Fazale Rana “If this result stands up to scrutiny, it does indeed change everything we thought we knew about the earliest human occupation of the Americas.”1 This was the response of Christopher Stringer—a highly-regarded paleoanthropologist … Continue reading →

By Will Myers At a stage of creation, God breathed life into Adam the first human and all other animal life. Thereafter, the man was imposing on God’s perfect righteousness and God’s perfect righteousness continuously imposing on the man. The imposition … Continue reading →

June 19th, 2017 By Dr. Hugh Ross Dark energy refers to the self-stretching property of the space-time fabric of the universe. Space, because of dark energy and independent of matter and of any heat or light, stretches itself. Moreover, the … Continue reading →

June 21st, 2017 By Dr. Fazale Rana Though this be madness, yet there is method in’t. –Hamlet (Act II, scene II) Was Hamlet crazy? Or was he feigning madness so he could investigate the murder of his father without raising … Continue reading →

May 30th, 2017 By Dr. Hugh Ross Life is demanding. In addition to requiring exquisite fine-tuning of the four fundamental forces of physics and of the constants of physics, the existence of life demands still more. It requires that the fundamental … Continue reading →