humans

Does God’s Regret That He Made Humans Mean He Is Indecisive?

February 15, 2023

Question of the Week: In Genesis 6:6 God regretted that he created human beings and his heart was deeply troubled, which seems to mean...

Theology

by Hugh Ross Read

Are Humans Designed for Radical Diet Shifts?

January 16, 2023

Early human migration around the globe required that they adapt to available food sources. Such adaptability entails that the human digestive tract can tolerate...

Design

by Hugh Ross Read

Do Our Pets Go to Heaven?

November 18, 2022

Question of the week: Do our pets go to heaven? Do animals have souls? Is it true that dead animals are also in heaven?...

Bible

by Hugh Ross Read

Dogs, Too, Shed Tears of Joy

October 3, 2022

Scientists have long believed that humans are the only animals that shed tears of emotions. Humans shed tears when they are sad or grieved....

Design

by Hugh Ross Read

Is the Universe the Way It Is Because It’s the Only Way It Could Be?

September 30, 2022

Question of the week: How do you respond to the argument against fine-tuning as evidence for God by those who say the universe and...

Fine Tuning

by Hugh Ross Read

Humans’ Chewing Advantage Supports Exceptionalism

September 19, 2022

Scientists have learned that humans spend much less time chewing food than did the hominins—a find that carries implications for design.

Animals began chewing their...

Human Origins & Anthropology

by Hugh Ross Read

Was Earth Designed for Us or Did We Evolve to Adapt?

December 10, 2021

Question of the week: How can we show an evolutionist that Earth suits us best because Earth was designed to be compatible with us...

Design

by Hugh Ross Read

Yeast Gene Editing Study Raises Questions about the Evolutionary Origin of Human Chromosome 2

September 12, 2018

As a biochemist and a skeptic of the evolutionary paradigm, people often ask me two interrelated questions:

Human Origins & Anthropology

by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read