Big Bang
How Do We (and Our Kids) Know God Is Really There?
It’s common for RTB to receive book recommendations, manuscripts, and review copies of books. For the most part we’re unable to review them, but now and then someone on staff will spare … more
TNRTB Classic: Dark Energy Design
Earlier this week I wrote about how new technology and instrumentation has (or will) enable scientists to apply the Sandage test in order to definitively establish, without any appeal to assumptions, … more
Sandage Test Affirms Biblical Creation Model and Constant Laws of Physics
Allan Sandage (see Image 1), often described as the most influential astronomer of the last half-century, is credited with founding the discipline of observational cosmology. As Edwin Hubble’s … more
Big Bang Hits the Wall, Climbs Over
Does big bang cosmology best explain the universe’s history? The model has been subjected to exhaustive testing, but one test that could solidify the case has—until now—eluded … more
Big Bang beginning; Can we detect spirits? Penrose's cosmological model; The Trinity and kids
Episode #238: Big Bang beginning; Can we detect spirits? Penrose's cosmological model; The Trinity and kids more
Why I Heart the Big Bang
Inspiration for this week’s post comes from Facebook, but bear with me. I assure you it has nothing to do with politics or meme generators. In honor of the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, several … more
Will Science Someday Rule Out the Possibility of God?
Straight Thinking #195: Will Science Someday Rule Out the Possibility of God? more
Poisonous Platypus; Pre-fall Entropy; Fringe of Expansion; Morphological Fossil Records
(05/15/2012) Poisonous platypus; Entropy before the Fall; On the fringe of expansion; Fossil records based on morphology more
Honing in on Dark Energy Design
Increasingly accurate measurements of the quantity and character of dark energy provide an ever-stronger case for the supernatural design of the universe for the benefit of life and human beings in … more
A Flat Universe After All
Flatness can be good or bad. Flat champagne or a flat tire is not good. On the other hand, everybody seems to want a flat stomach.
Many astronomers yearn for a flat universe. In fact, they’ve … more
Lawrence Krauss; Creation day seven? Center of the universe? Expanding into "nothingness"?
(04/03/2012) A response to Lawrence Krauss; Is creation day seven really ongoing? Where is the center of the universe? Expanding into "nothingness"? more
Fossils of Primordial Galaxies Shed Light on Creation
It’s not just paleontologists who are eager to study fossils. Astronomers are also fascinated by them—fossils of a different sort, that is. Their quest is to understand the remains of … more
TNRTB Classic: Big Bang Cosmology
On Monday I discussed a recent discovery that boosts confidence in the big bang theory. Numerous tests of increasingly detailed aspects continue to affirm the model and, thus, give scientists a good … more
Gas Clouds Found Sans Metals
The ability of a model’s predictions to match observations helps scientists evaluate that model’s validity. Even if most of the data match, a few key discrepancies between predictions and … more
Is there evidence for the big bang?
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Design Video Question and Answer: Is there evidence for the big bang? more
Learning to Love the Big Bang
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Learning to Love the Big Bang featuring Mark Ritter more
TNRTB Classic: More Standard Candles
Earlier this week I discussed the newly discovered advantages of using active galactic nuclei as standard candles for improving precision cosmology. In the past, other standard candles have helped … more
Active Galactic Nuclei: A New Standard Candle
A team of four astronomers has discovered an accurate luminosity distance-measuring tool using active galactic nuclei (AGNs). This tool extends precision cosmology into the first five billion years of … more
Learning to Love the Big Bang
Message Outline
Autobiographical testimony
Young-earth creationist by default
Turmoil over incompatibility of faith and science
Reconciliation of faith and science
How we can spread the word … more
The Historic Alliance of Christianity and Science
I wrote this article when I first came to work for Reasons To Believe in 1998.
Influential British mathematician-philosopher Bertrand Russell once remarked, “I am as firmly convinced that … more
