Benjamin Dierker explains the growing skepticism within biology toward the traditional understanding of Darwinism. The theory remains in crisis as our understanding of molecular biology has rapidly increased. Michael Behe… Read more Why One-Third of Biologists Now Question Darwinism →
Mark Goodnight walks us through a portion of Stephen Meyer’s book, Signature in the Cell. Pulling from Dr. Meyer and Dr. Douglas Axe, Mark shows the virtual impossibility of a cell… Read more The Odds of a Cell Forming Randomly by Chance Alone →
Dean Meadows provides a nice introduction to the cosmological argument. He states it differently than I have heard before, so it was interesting to hear his take. I find the… Read more Introduction: The Cosmological Argument →
This college professor’s conversion to Christianity was encouraging this morning. It’s a good reminder that religion isn’t the dumb people’s club, and atheism isn’t the smart people’s club. The dichotomy… Read more An MIT Professor Meets the Author of All Knowledge →
The author at ThinkApologetics.com offers a well reasoned explanation of the God of the gaps fallacy. Sometimes this critique is warranted, and other times people confuse an argument from silence… Read more A Look at the God of the Gaps Fallacy →
Sean McDowell quotes Augustine on the subject of science and faith. Science and faith are not at odds, and it is important that Christians understand this for reasons Augustine recognized… Read more Are Science and Faith at Odds? Insights by Augustine →
J. Warner Wallace explains the theories that have been proposed to salvage an eternally-past universe, that is a universe without a beginning. If atheists can somehow salvage a universe without… Read more Is God Real? Is There a Way to Avoid a Universe With a Beginning? →
Does God exist? Some say that we can discard belief in God and the supernatural due to our ever expanding scientific knowledge. It is almost taken for granted that science… Read more Does God Exist? The Kalam Cosmological Argument →
