Future Careers in Science and Faith part 4 Multimedia by Krista Bontrager ( February 22, 2012 ) RTB’s Dean of Online Learning, Krista Bontrager, talks to Dr. Dave Rogstad about ideas for future career options in science. Education
Argument from Desire and Abductive Reasoning Blog by Kenneth Samples ( January 30, 2018 ) One way human beings clearly differ from the animals is in their inner existential longings. Many people describe experiencing an innermost yearning for a deeper meaning and purpose to life, and sometimes even a secret desire for God and eternal life. But why do people experience such longings? And do such existential yearnings reflect something more than mere human subjectivity? People
Will Elon Musk’s Neuralink Make It Possible to Control Electronic Devices with Our Minds? Blog by Fazale “Fuz” Rana ( January 27, 2021 ) He needs little by way of introduction. By some accounts, he is the second richest man in the world. And through his companies Tesla and SpaceX, this entrepreneur’s vision is to change humanity’s future. People
Straight Thinking: Reading & the Life of the Mind Multimedia by Kenneth Samples ( June 3, 2020 ) Your browser does not support the audio element. Reading is part of what it means to be human
Not Too Tart, Not Too Sweet: Fine-Tuned Gene Expression of Lamin Provides Evidence for Design Publication by Fazale “Fuz” Rana ( April 1, 2009 ) I live in a city in Southern California historically known for its lemon groves. Each spring the community celebrates its history with The Lemon Festival. Along with the weekend’s events, there is no shortage of great-tasting lemonade. Biochemistry
Evangelical Theological Society 69th Annual Meeting Event by Reasons to Believe ( November 14, 2017 ) Hugh Ross will present at this year’s Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) and Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) annual meetings. The theme for this year’s conferences,”The Heritage of the Reformation,” points to the 500th anniversary of that time when a monk with a mallet nailed 95 theses to a church door in Wittenberg. Their purpose is not […]
Ten Reasons for the Rapid Spread of Christianity, Part 3: Religious Factors Blog by Kenneth Samples ( January 19, 2016 ) Christians, of course, believe that God sovereignly arranged the circumstances of history to allow the gospel to go forth with power and great success. Yet God’s providential workings behind the scenes of history do not rule out God’s use of social, cultural, and religious factors to fulfill his ultimate ends. Theology
Bacteria: Ordered and Organized Publication by Fazale “Fuz” Rana ( February 28, 2008 ) Spring will soon be upon us. It’s the time of year when a young man’s fancy turns to love (or baseball, if he’s thinking clearly). For my wife, this is the season when she becomes passionate about cleaning out the garage. Biochemistry
Did Hitler Really Intend to Kill All Germans in His Defeat? Publication by Hugh Ross ( November 20, 2020 ) Question of the week: I have heard you say that Hitler intended to kill the German people but was thwarted by his illness and the space-time dimensions. And you mention this on pages 174–175 of Why the Universe Is the Way It Is. I was wondering how you came up with that. Did you put it together in your own thinking or did you talk to someone or read something that put light on that part of history? History
Straight Thinking – Theological Aesthetics and Glory: The Book of Common Prayer Multimedia by Reasons to Believe ( August 24, 2022 ) How the Psalms and Book of Common Prayer support the aesthetic argument.
