Designed to Shake April 1, 2007 My family lives in one of the fastest-rising neighborhoods in the nation—not economically, but topographically. Our home rises by an average of 9 millimeters... Geology & Earth by Hugh Ross Read
Ode to Oxygen April 1, 2007 My seventh-grade science teacher asked the class to list “the three most essential needs of human life.” The “correct” answer—water, food, and sleep—illustrates how... Evolution by Hugh Ross Read
Spiral Galaxies: Too Frayed for Life? January 1, 2007 Spiral galaxies are like people: they fray as they age. As people gradually sag and wrinkle, so too a young galaxy's elegant spiral structure... Design by Hugh Ross Read
Those Amazing Molecular Motors January 1, 2007 In my undergraduate course in biology at Caltech in the late 1950s, a cell was understood simply as a variety of chemical reactions going... Biochemistry by Dave Rogstad Read
Dark Matter Verdict Buttresses Creation Model January 1, 2007 Imagine yourself in a courtroom with RTB astrophysicist Jeff Zweerink playing the role of attorney. Astronomy by Jeff Zweerink Read
New Discovery Pumps Up Evidence for Design January 1, 2007 Nobody likes an infection. Most illnesses caused by bacteria present little more than a nuisance easily treated with a few doses of antibiotics. But... Biochemistry by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Big Collision, Beautiful Moon November 1, 2006 A demolition expert surveys the building designated for destruction. With one swing of the wrecking ball, he must bring down the building without scattering... Geology & Earth by Jeff Zweerink Read
An Inordinate Fondness October 1, 2006 When asked what the study of nature told him about God, the legendary biologist J. B. S. Haldane quipped, "The Creator must have an... Design by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Beating the Odds in Monte Carlo October 1, 2006 What does science have in common with games of chance? Is RTB now hooking up with gamblers to establish its creation model? You may... by Dave Rogstad Read
Faith and Reason October 1, 2006 And at times even believers have spoken of faith in less-than-rational terms. However, historic Christianity affirms a necessary and proper relationship between faith and... Theology by Kenneth Samples Read
Habitable Planets Rarer than Originally Thought October 1, 2006 Tradesmen get a lot of business from people who start projects that appear simple. ("How hard can it be to install a new shower?")... Astronomy by Jeff Zweerink Read
A Dime’s Worth of Difference October 1, 2006 The universe is incredibly massive. Nevertheless, its mass must be spectacularly fine-tuned for life to be possible. Exactly how massive the universe is remained... Design by Hugh Ross Read