Biology

Are Anxious Christians Bad Christians?

October 19, 2023

Anxiety is that unpleasant feeling of fear that impacts many of us. Globally, about 16.6% of people experience anxiety at some point in their...

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by Diana Parvinchi Read

Mutational Bias Challenges Neo-Darwinism

August 17, 2023

When I was pursuing my degree in biology in the late seventies on the way to my medical degree, neo-Darwinian “random mutations” were thought...

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by Vaughn Mancha Read

RTB Fellows Program Adds Third Scholar

August 10, 2023

The Reasons to Believe (RTB) Fellows program launched in the fall of 2021, and we’re pleased to announce that the third scholar has been...

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by Reasons to Believe Read

How Bison Reintroduction Increases Grassland Diversity

March 13, 2023

I have had several close encounters with bison while on vacations in Yellowstone and Grand Canyon National Parks and on Catalina Island. I'm glad...

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by Hugh Ross Read

How Selective Logging Benefits Earth’s Life

February 20, 2023

I have often written about how God has endowed Earth with ample resources and given humans the responsibility to manage those resources for the...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Fine-Tuned Fungi Rescue Plants from Toxic Pollutants

December 26, 2022

Fungi get a bad rap. They're most often labeled as parasites. They are such in the sense that they depend upon photosynthetic plants for...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Sleep Loss Leads to Altruism Decline

October 10, 2022

A year ago, I wrote an article ("Assessing Risks of Wireless Radiation Exposure") about scientists discovering a link between exposure to wireless radiation and...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Bear Species Hybridization Shows God’s Providence

August 31, 2022

Adaptability—the capacity to manage change is an invaluable trait in today’s ever-changing work environment. Adaptable workers are resilient, curious, and resourceful. They are willing...

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by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read

What If . . . ? Convergence Strengthens the Case for Creation?

August 3, 2022

I just finished viewing the Disney+ animated Marvel series What If . . . ? Though this series has received mixed reviews, I really liked it.  The...

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by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read

Beavers Are Designed to Boost Biodiversity

July 25, 2022

The beaver may not be the first animal that comes to mind when you think of a favorite. However, as excellent dam builders, beavers...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Extraordinary Design Allows Tripedal Locomotion in Parrots

July 4, 2022

One of the most astounding characteristics of Earth's life is its wide-ranging diversity. In fact, life's diversity approaches the theoretically mathematical limit. Of the...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Nutrigenomics: God’s Plan for Health

June 23, 2022

Skeptics challenge the existence of God by pointing to the maladies that ravage human health. How could God allow devastating diseases in a good...

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by Jim Painter Read