We’ve faced such a dilemma at Reasons To Believe. We are in contact constantly with Christians who are incredible scholars, some of them world-class in their abilities and accomplishments. … more

Further, it started the process of removing humanity’s central location in the cosmos to the more correct position of “virtual irrelevance.” But there’s one main problem with … more

“The heavens declare the glory of God.” Psalm 19:1

Hugh Ross launched his career at age seven when he went to the library to investigate why stars are hot. Physics and astronomy captured … more

In a previous article I discussed the influences bearing upon Charles Darwin as he developed his theory of evolution. Here attention is directed toward Alfred Russel Wallace, the principal subject of … more

Those of us old enough to remember well recall the Watergate hearings in 1973 when Senator Howard Baker asked, "What did the President know and when did he know it?" That question first focused … more

Discovery #1

The last "Cool Discoveries" installment discussed the most recently observed distant gamma-ray burst (GRB). It occurred when the universe was a mere 800 million years old. A new burst … more

Discovery of Old Lab Vials Erupts New Interest in a Famous Origin-of-Life Experiment

It never ceases to amaze me what turns up when I clean out our garage: forgotten stuff that brings back memories, … more

Richard Feynman

Level III multiverse

Kip Thorne

Wormholes

Hugh Everett

Black holes

The man representing the common thread linking these influential scientists and important scientific concepts, … more

A recent article in Science discusses the difficult spiritual journey of Stephen Godfrey. Raised in a strong, Bible-believing home, Godfrey showed great aptitude for both science (particularly biology … more

Reflections on Stanley Miller's Death and Life

Chemist Stanley L. Miller died in late May (March 7, 1930-May 20, 2007).

Even if you don't recognize the name, you are probably familiar with his … more

If you don’t recognize the name, you are probably familiar with his famous experiment. Virtually every high school biology text describes the work Miller performed in the early 1950s. He filled … more

Study of the brightest galaxies in the universe persuaded astronomers that 99 percent of the matter in the universe was dark. And measurements of the brightest stars convinced astronomers that three … more

James Stewart Alexander Ross

Stewart comes from a long line of soldiers, professors, and statesmen. Frank Ross, Canada's governor-general during the 1950s was one of his distant relatives. … more

My dad knew from personal experience that money did not buy happiness. In raising his children he focused on character building, a strong work ethic, and the importance of showing hospitality. … more

They swim against the powerful tide of naturalism, and I applaud their efforts and integrity. At the same time, however, I sense a need to clarify a subtle but significant distinction between their … more