Evidence for God from Science

As most of you know, my wife, Carole, has had a brain tumor for some time. Back in 1996 at the initial diagnosis, she had prayed that God would allow her to raise our three sons, Matthew, Andrew, and Mark. God has granted that request, since the youngest, Mark, is now 16 year old. However, Carole's ...

PNAS is not a peer-reviewed journal. I am sure that if they had tried to get their study published in a real peer-reviewed science journal, the referees would have asked for additional experimental results. They also would not have allowed some of the outlandish statements that were made in the arti...

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I read the original article in PNAS. What they did was do selection experiments by removing cells that did not settle quickly. Essentially, they selected for cells that stuck to each other. They used the word “genotype” in their paper, but never looked at anything other than phenotype (quick settlin...

The idea of two separate tubes is a really bad idea, since when you had a cold, you would die from an inability to breathe. Occasional chocking is better than dying from your first sinus infection!

You don't have any questions for God? I have a million. The teaching in the Bible is very condensed. We haven't gone much further in science. Too many questions!

Thanks Kurieuo!

The point you missed is that the universe was designed to choose between good and evil. Without the possibility of evil, no choice is possible. Because evil choices are possible, the laws of the universe must restrict the actions of free moral agents. Practically speaking, this means that the univer...

The Pew Forum released a survey that indicates most Americans can only answer 50% of the questions in their religious knowledge survey. I took their abbreviated survey (15 questions) and got 15/15 correct. The questions were not difficult by any means. So, I have added the complete questionnaire to ...

An honest atheist:

Cosmic Clowning: Stephen Hawking's "new" theory of everything is the same old CRAP

You don't need to be a sociopath to dislike being challenged on moral grounds. The Christian's first reaction is usually denial or deflection. However, often the Holy Spirit convicts us of our error and we repent. For the atheist, the process ends at the first step.

Good point. It is a spiritual issue. Unbelievers do not want to be confronted on spiritual issues. You won't find atheists harping about Buddhism, because one is basically given free reign to find one's own way - no accountability. However, Christianity preaches that there is such a thing as righteo...

Kurieuo wrote:I've created a script to remote backup the database twice a day. So should safeguard against loosing too much data in the future if the same thing were to happen.

Excellent! Thanks.

I am sorry to report that the server crash required our hosting service to restore a backup from September 7. So, all posts made after that time are lost.

A number of you have been praying for my wife Carole, who has a brain tumor. In July, there was an indication that Carole's brain tumor was growing. However, two followup MRIs showed that the increased contrast was probably due to seizure activity, rather than tumor growth, which is good news. As a ...