Origin of the Universe
Pastors’ Views on Creation and Evolution: The Results Are In
Last week Christianity Today posted an article discussing clergy and their views on origins. As the article reports, new Barna Group research (commissioned by BioLogos) “shows that a slight … more
Imperial College Debate on Evidence for God
On May 24, 2012, I engaged a well-known British skeptic and science professor Lewis Wolpert in a debate entitled “Is There Evidence for a Cosmic Creator?” at Imperial College, … more
Will Science Eliminate the Possibility of God?
You might have seen- Yahoo! News, Will Science Someday Rule Out the Possibility of God?, Sep 18, 2012; http://news.yahoo.com/science-someday-rule-possibility-god-115945479.html more
Universe's First Objects Spotted?
You might have seen Yahoo! News, Universe's 1st Objects After Big Bang Possibly Seen by NASA Telescope?, June 08, 2012; … more
Testing General Relativity and Cosmic Creation
“Prospects for Probing the Spacetime of Sgr A* with Pulsars” by K. Liv et al., Astrophysical Journal 747 (March 1, 2012): id 1 more
God and the Universe part 3
Straight Thinking #161: God and the Universe part 3 more
God and the Universe part 2
Straight Thinking #160: God and the Universe part 2 more
The Darkest Galaxy
In Job 38:19–20, God challenges Job and his friends with these queries, “Where does darkness reside? Do you know the paths to their dwellings?” Thousands of years later, we know that … more
Putting Cosmic Creation to the Test
Thanks to an avalanche of astronomical discoveries made over the past five decades, we now know that the Bible, despite being written thousands of years ago, is correct in all its descriptions of the … more
Have the Real God Particles Been Found? Part 4 (of 4)
In part 1 of this article series I described why the Higgs boson is called the “God particle,” and why the sterile neutrino appears much more deserving of the title. In part 2, I reviewed … more
Have the Real God Particles Been Found? Part 3 (of 4)
In part 1 of this article series, I described why the Higgs boson is called the “God particle” and why the sterile neutrino appears much more deserving of the title. In part 2, I reviewed … more
Have the Real God Particles Been Found? Part 2 (of 4)
In part 1 of this series I described why the Higgs boson is called the “God particle,” and why the sterile neutrino may be much more deserving of the title. In this article I will review … more
Have the Real “God Particles” Been Found? Part 1 (of 4)
These breakthroughs are so significant, I wouldn’t be surprised if someone or some team involved in these research efforts walks away with the Nobel Prize.
For the next four weeks I will be … more
How Many Baryons Has Your Galaxy Lost?
Losing stuff seems to be part of life. For me, it’s the phone numbers I write down. Even though I write down important phone numbers in at least two different places, I still can’t find … more
Location, Location, Location! Research Reveals Fine-Tuning of the Solar System’s Position
I try to arrive at my speaking events early. Not only do I want to check out the presentation technology, I also want to get a feel for the kind of audience I’ll be addressing.
No matter what … more
Improved Measurements of Cosmic History Confirming Creation, Part 4 (of 4)
As noted in parts 1, 2, and 3 of this article series, examining cosmic history can test the biblical doctrine of cosmic creation in five important ways:
Was the universe created?
How was the … more
Improved Measurements of Cosmic History Confirming Creation, Part 3 (of 4)
As noted in parts 1 and 2 of this series of articles, examining the history of the universe can test the biblical doctrine of cosmic creation in five important ways:
Was the universe created?
How … more
Improved Measurements of Cosmic History Confirming Creation, Part 2 (of 4)
As noted in part 1 of this article series, examining the history of the universe in some detail can test the biblical doctrine of cosmic creation in five important ways:
Was the universe created? … more
Improved Measurements of Cosmic History Confirming Creation, Part 1 (of 4)
Have you ever looked through a family member’s photo album? As you look over the different photographs, the history of that relative’s life unfolds. The album is especially revealing if … more
Entropy of the Universe
Entropy measures the amount of decay or disorganization in a system as the system moves continually from order to chaos. By that definition I have one of the most entropic offices at Reasons to … more
