Testing the Multiverse November 1, 2011 Isn’t the multiverse concept metaphysics because scientists have no way to ever detect its existence? How could scientists possibly test something beyond our universe?... Astronomy by Jeff Zweerink Read
Islamic Jihadists Clash Over 9/11 Conspiracy Theory November 1, 2011 Why is it that two people can look at the same world event and come to fundamentally different conclusions about it? Sometimes the difference... Worldviews by Kenneth Samples Read
Contrasting Buddhist and Christian Cosmologies November 1, 2011 Can science put religion on the spot? In other words, can the empirical observations of science be used to test the truth-claims of the... Worldviews by Kenneth Samples Read
A Pale Blue Dot of Incredible Importance November 1, 2011 One of astronomer Carl Sagan’s most popular contributions to the cultural vernacular is the idea that Earth is merely a “pale blue dot,” a... Theology by Krista Bontrager Read
DNA Sequences: More Is Not Better November 1, 2011 If a little is good, more must be better, right? Though it is tempting to live by this adage, it seldom turns out to... Biochemistry by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Using Neutrinos to Measure Earth’s Composition November 1, 2011 Pigeons flying about chaotically, rock-melting lasers, targeted earthquakes, worldwide electrical storms, multiple nuclear bomb explosions, and an endless supply of Hot Pockets. All these... Physics & Mathematics by Jeff Zweerink Read
Downsized by Design: Life’s Minimum Complexity Supports ID November 1, 2011 A lot of people—including biochemists––are downsizing these days. But these scientists have not downscaled begrudgingly out of economic necessity. Instead, they enthusiastically work to... Biochemistry by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Update on the Quest for an Earth-Like Planet November 1, 2011 During the Middle Ages and especially in Arthurian legend, the quest for the Holy Grail, the cup from which Jesus drank at the Last... Geology & Earth by Hugh Ross Read
Mismatches between Genetic Data and the Fossil Record November 1, 2011 Charles Darwin acknowledged that one of the issues faced by his theory of evolution was that the fossil record didn’t match the theory.1 Specifically,... Evolution by Read
Choosing a Christian College August 1, 2011 Sending a student to a Christian college involves a maze of decisions. Not all colleges that bear the title of “Christian” require students and... Education by Krista Bontrager Read
Earth’s Cycles Favor Life August 1, 2011 We all experience mood variation, to one degree or another, and that makes life interesting. But for those who experience frequent, extreme mood cycles,... by Hugh Ross Read
Health Impact of Solar Cycle Indicates Divine Design August 1, 2011 For thousands of years medical practitioners have speculated that human health may be impacted in some way by astronomical cycles, perhaps by lunar phases.... by Hugh Ross Read