Did God Create Flesh-eating Bacteria? A Creation Model For The Origin Of Human Disease

March 1, 2010
Dr. Fazale ("Fuz") Rana

“How are flesh-eating bacteria consistent with an all-powerful, all-loving God?” This question was posed to me on a recent episode (January 19, 2010 edition) of our I Didn’t Know That! podcast.

Grappling With Natural Evil

March 1, 2010
by Krista Kay Bontrager

Dr. Fazale Rana unveils an exciting new feature of RTB’s testable creation model: an explanation for the origin of human diseases (see his article “Did God Create Flesh-Eating Bacteria?”). This topic has traditionally been placed under the broader heading of “natural evil.”

Natural Evil Or Moral Evil

10/1/2003
by Dr. Fazale ("Fuz") Rana

Why does God allow bad things to happen? How can He if He is good and all-powerful? These questions identify the “problem of evil” that for many people represents a significant challenge to God’s existence—and to personal faith.

Order Vs. Chaos

7/15/2011
by Dr Patricia Fanning

My husband, Mike, is devoted to order. He even has a standard way of tucking his shoelaces into his shoes after removing them. I discovered that such traits can be inherited when Mike’s mom showed me a drawer belonging to his dad. It was impeccably organized.

Why Would God Create Mosquitoes?

9/02/2010
by Dr. Fazale Rana

I remember our first few days of living in Athens, GA. We had just moved there from Charlottesville, Virginia, so I could take a post-doctoral position at the University of Georgia. My oldest daughter had just turned three. We were busy unpacking so we sent her out to play on the new swing set in the backyard.

A few minutes later she already wanted to come inside—and I could understand why. The poor kid’s legs were covered with mosquito bites.