Exploring Archetype Design December 1, 2013 Darwinian evolution provides a broad framework for scientists to interpret the history of life. Without this organizing principle, scientists would struggle to interpret their... Theology by Krista Bontrager Read
Saving Faith September 1, 2013 Parents frequently approach me about what resource they might pass along to their young adult child who is struggling with doubts about their faith.... Education by Krista Bontrager Read
Earth: God’s Great Symphony September 1, 2013 The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra comprises over 100 musicians who play more than twenty distinct instruments. Exquisite talent and diversity of instruments enable the... Geology & Earth by Jeff Zweerink Read
Song of the Intestine: So Kill Me, Maybe September 1, 2013 Human digestive systems perform a stunning array of tasks to break down food and absorb nutrients. Digestion is spatially and temporally coordinated across many... Biochemistry by Read
Creation in Color September 1, 2013 When I was a kid in the early 70s, television shows were just starting to be released in color. Black-and-white television was fun, but... Geology & Earth by Krista Bontrager Read
Fine-Tuning and the Speed of Light September 1, 2013 Imagine living in a universe where balls, trees, cars, and all sorts of everyday objects simply popped into or out of existence. Or where... Physics & Mathematics by Jeff Zweerink Read
Cars and Cells: How Trade-offs Make Good Designs September 1, 2013 I have spent the last few days shopping for a car: decisions, decisions! And of course one of the questions I have to answer... Biochemistry by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Historic Christianity’s “Two Books” of Revelation September 1, 2013 What comes to mind with the word, “revelation”? Likely, it’s the last book of the Bible, but in historic Christian theology, revelation refers to... by Kenneth Samples Read
Earth’s Chlorine Abundance Fine-Tuned for Life September 1, 2013 What do chlorine and Rodney Dangerfield have in common? They both “don’t get no respect.” As a recent research study indicates,1 Earth is uniquely... Geology & Earth by Hugh Ross Read
God’s Providence, Man’s Dominion, and Synthetic Biology September 1, 2013 Is the fictional future of Huxley’s Brave New World becoming a reality? At times it seems that way as scientists rapidly develop the capability... Biochemistry by Fazale “Fuz” Rana Read
Earth’s Fluctuating Oxygen Levels Support Biblical Creation September 1, 2013 I like climbing mountains. During my Caltech days, a fellow astronomer and I had a 36-hour window between research projects. We quickly packed his... Geology & Earth by Hugh Ross Read
The World Needs All Kinds of Minds June 1, 2013 I was recently fascinated while watching the biopic about innovator and activist, Temple Grandin. This groundbreaking animal behaviorist exemplifies high-functioning autism (also called Asperger’s... Education by Krista Bontrager Read