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Human Body

Every human heartbeat, thought, and breath reveals intentional design by a loving Creator. Your DNA holds more information than the most advanced computer code. Your brain processes millions of signals per second, rewiring itself as you learn. And your body heals, regulates, and adapts in ways that science is still trying to grasp.

But what happens when we go against God’s design? How do we make sense of physical suffering, brokenness, or bodies that don’t function the way we expect? Let’s examine both the beauty of God’s design and what happens when it’s disrupted.

Human Body

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Embryonic Stem Cell Research – An Interview with Dr. Fazale (“Fuz”) Rana
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Embryonic Stem Cell Research – An Interview with Dr. Fazale (“Fuz”) Rana

Explore a detailed interview with Dr. Fazale Rana on stem cell research, therapeutic cloning, and ethical scientific alternatives. Read More

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Intelligence Design
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Intelligence Design

Explore new research showing the human brain's design optimizes energy use, supporting the idea of intentional design over evolution. Read More

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Now, Ear This! Technology Inspired by Hearing Organ
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Now, Ear This! Technology Inspired by Hearing Organ

Engineers developed a radio chip inspired by the cochlea, dramatically improving signal analysis speed and power usage, highlighting biological design insights. Read More

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Are We More Than Our Genes?
Are We More Than Our Genes?

Some call it Marvel’s biggest “bomb.” The writing and production value were so bad and the viewership was so low that the series was canceled after only 8 episodes.1 It wasn’t Netflix’s Iron Fist (just kidding). It was ABC’s Inhumans (which disappointed me, like it did for nearly everyone else).  The lack… Read More

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Autism: A Gift God Can (and Will) Use
Autism: A Gift God Can (and Will) Use

The day on which I’m writing this piece, April 2, 2024, has been designated by the United Nations General Assembly as World Autism Awareness Day. It’s also the start of an annual campaign, called #CelebrateDifferences, sponsored by the Autism Society of America, to highlight April as Autism Awareness Month. Read More

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A Christian Perspective on Synthetic Embryos
A Christian Perspective on Synthetic Embryos

Explore a Christian perspective on the ethics and science of synthetic embryo research, its moral challenges, and biblical considerations. Read More

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The Obstetrics Dilemma and the Design of the Human Birthing Process
The Obstetrics Dilemma and the Design of the Human Birthing Process

Explore the 'obstetrics dilemma' in human birth, its evolutionary insights, and a creation perspective on design and trade-offs. Read More

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Why Did God Create a World with Autism?
Why Did God Create a World with Autism?

Explore autism from a personal and scientific perspective, highlighting its traits, causes, progress, and design significance in human diversity. Read More

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Are Humans Designed for Radical Diet Shifts?
Are Humans Designed for Radical Diet Shifts?

Explore how human digestive adaptability to high-fat diets reveals remarkable biological design with implications for health and evolution. Read More

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How Reducing Black Carbon Soot Improves Human Health
How Reducing Black Carbon Soot Improves Human Health

Reducing black carbon soot cuts millions of cardiovascular deaths yearly, improves health, and aids climate through cleaner energy. Read More

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A “Thumbs Up” for Intelligent Design
A “Thumbs Up” for Intelligent Design

Explore the intricate design and function of the human thumb, highlighting evidence for an intelligent Creator through anatomy, neurology, and biomechanics. Read More

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