Science Bloggers Play Rough Chuck Colson
Many of today’s most contentious issues are framed as conflicts between scientific objectivity on one side, and irrational belief on the other. Whether it’s embryonic stem-cell research, genetic engineering, or global warming, the argument is the same: People who raise objections are "anti-science,"driven by ideology, while...
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Scientific Objectivity, or Not
Free Ebook: The Training of the Twelve
Alexander Balmain Bruce (January 31, 1831 – August 7, 1899) was a Scottish churchman and theologian. He was a minister of the Free Church of Scotland.
He was born at Aberargie...
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Europeans "Euphoric" Over the Find of John the Baptist’s Bones
Teresa Neumann (August 9, 2010)
While it can’t be proven 100% that the relics are John the Baptist’s, the archaeologist who made the discovery says "it is important to understand one thing—this is the first time ever in the world archaeological practice that relics of...
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Evangelicals and Science in Conversation — A One-Way Street?
From time to time, a column in a newspaper is more revealing than its author probably intended it to be. That seems to be the case with "Myths Widen...
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Has Man Created Life? The Synthetic Cell
Albert Mohler
Author, Speaker, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
The cover story of the June 2010 edition of Scientific American presents "12 Events That Will Change Everything." Those events...
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Cave Apes or Cave Man?
It is our contention that those who try to construct a scenario of lemur to man frequently ignore race in making their arguments. Was Homo erectus a different...
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Stonehenge and Speculations !
One of the common themes found among UFO advocates, paranormal addicts, and extremist religious groups is the idea that many edifices found on the earth had to be...
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Life on Mars Claims
The media continues to pro-mote the idea that bacterial life has been found on Mars, but the scientific literature seems to be going the opposite direction. Dr. John...
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How One Conversation May Have Changed the Outcome of WWII
"We can never be sure what might have happened if Tabun had been used but we know this: what the little known chemist, Otto Ambros told Adolph...
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"We Will Never Divide Jerusalem"
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: "We Will Never Divide Jerusalem"
"The truth is that Jerusalem is our lifeblood. We have an indissoluble connection to it."
(Jerusalem, Israel)—Israel’s capital will never be divided,...
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Babies Know Good from Evil
Astonishing Discovery: Babies Know Good from Evil
"You can see glimmers of moral thought, moral judgment and moral feeling even in the first year of life. Some sense of good...
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Neandertal DNA
DNA from a Neanderthal arm bone considered to be less than 100,000 years old by those analyzing the DNA has turned out to be different in more ways than...
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Mars Rover, Life On Mars!
The roving field geology vehicle Sojourner has given a great deal of spectral data about rocks on Mars, and the station’s weather instruments have filled us in on what...
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Drinking Among College Students
According to the Harvard School of Public Health, binge drinking has reached epidemic proportions on United States college campuses. It goes on to say that drinking is the most...
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Behaviour In The Brain?
BEHAVIOR IS IN THE BRAIN? Dr. Evan Balaban,Neurosciences Institute, LaJolla, CA, has been using microsurgery to transplant cells from the brains of Japanese quail into Plymouth Rock chicks. When...
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