Author Archives: Will Myers

by Kenneth on January 22, 2019 • 13 Comments In part 1 of this series, I discussed how scientific evidence demonstrates that the universe had a beginning and that such a notion best comports with the expectations of theism over atheistic naturalism. Yet that conspicuous beginning took secular … Continue reading →

BY KENNETH R. SAMPLES – JANUARY 15, 2019 How did the universe come into being? The last century has revealed a stark contrast between what secular scientists expected to find regarding the big “origins” questions and what scientific research actually uncovered. … Continue reading →

BY FAZALE RANA – JANUARY 23, 2019 A few years ago, we had an all-white English Bulldog named Archie. He would lumber toward even complete strangers, eager to befriend them and earn their affections. And people happily obliged this playful pup. … Continue reading →

BY HUGROSS – MARCH 18, 2019 Seventy-one percent may seem like average, but when it comes to Earth’s surface water percentage, that number appears to be ideal for advanced civilization. A scientific agency like NASA recognizes that life cannot exist without … Continue reading →

BY FAZALE RANA – MAY 22, 2019 What a book a Devil’s chaplain might write on the clumsy, wasteful, blundering, low and horridly cruel works of nature! –Charles Darwin, “Letter to J. D. Hooker,” Darwin Correspondence Project You may not have … Continue reading →

By Will Myers God has laid a sure stone in the essence of things for a sure foundation, for a sure cornerstone. We now know that the sure stone is His Son, Jesus who fulfilled all the laws. Most clergies … Continue reading →

BY GUEST WRITER – MAY 10, 2019 By Francisco Delgado When people ask me how I became a follower of Christ, I am always struck with a sudden mixture of ecstasy and caution. My story of coming to faith in Christ involves … Continue reading →

BY JEFF ZWEERINK – APRIL 19, 2019 “But therein, in my opinion, lies the intellectual bankruptcy of much of theology and some of modern philosophy.” —Lawrence Krauss, A Universe from Nothing, xiv In his book A Universe from Nothing, Lawrence Krauss makes no … Continue reading →

BY JEFF ZWEERINK – APRIL 12, 2019 What comes to mind when you think of water? Personally, water reminds me of some of my favorite activities: canoeing down the spring-fed rivers of southern Missouri, bass fishing in Ozark lakes, watching the … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – APRIL 8, 2019 Zones where advanced life can exist in the universe just became stricter. Astronomical researchers have discovered that livable neighborhoods must include not only favorable planet-to-star conditions but also galactic and supergalactic features. Almost all … Continue reading →