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How DNA Is Challenging Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

How DNA Is Challenging Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

Isaac Khalil by Isaac Khalil
November 12, 2018 • 5 minute read

Discoveries about DNA have revolutionized our understanding of the complexity of life. Learn how this tiny molecule is challenging the theory of evolution and providing evidence of the existence of God.

Could Robots Replace Human Beings?

Could Robots Replace Human Beings?

Isaac Khalil by Isaac Khalil
May 7, 2018 • 4 minute read

Advancements in artificial intelligence lead some to fear robots will take more jobs from people. Could robots replace human beings?

Can Technology Bring Peace?

Can Technology Bring Peace?

Isaac Khalil by Isaac Khalil
February 28, 2018 • 4 minute read

Mankind has made remarkable technological progress. Some believe technology has the potential to bring about world peace. Is that true?

Ransomware Attack!

Ransomware Attack!

Isaac Khalil by Isaac Khalil
June 14, 2017 • 3 minute read

The recent “WannaCry” virus was a wake-up call about the havoc hackers can inflict. But is there an even more dangerous virus we should be concerned about? On May 12, 2017, a...

Life in a Glass House

Life in a Glass House

Jeremy Lallier by Jeremy Lallier
March 20, 2017 • 6 minute read

Privacy—it’s widely considered to be a basic human right, but we don’t always have as much of it as we think we do. How should we feel about that? “People who live in...

Playing God, or: “Everything I Know About Cloning I Learned From Jurassic Park”

Playing God: Cloning and Jurassic Park

Jeremy Lallier by Jeremy Lallier
February 22, 2017 • 5 minute read

In 1997, a sheep named Dolly stunned the world. Today’s efforts at cloning and genetic engineering are even more complex. Are scientists playing God? It’s not every day that a...

40 Years After the Mars Landing: Questions Viking 1 Never Answered

Mars Landing: Questions Viking 1 Never Answered

Jeremy Lallier by Jeremy Lallier
July 20, 2016 • 6 minute read

Forty years after landing on Mars, we know more about our universe than ever before—but the answers to the most important questions of all still elude us. Red. The red landscape...

“Minimal” Bacterial Genome Still Has 473 Genes

by Life, Hope & Truth Contributor
March 30, 2016 • one minute read

Scientists tried to find the smallest number of genes that could still produce a functioning bacterium. The simplest cell is not as simple as they thought. Last week, scientists at the J....

What an Invisible Planet Can Teach Us About an Invisible God

Invisible Planet Teaches Us About an Invisible God

Jeremy Lallier by Jeremy Lallier
January 29, 2016 • 7 minute read

Researchers at Caltech now have reason to believe in a planet no one has ever seen. Is it really so impossible to believe in an unseen God as well? Great news, astronomy fans! We might have...

Electric Gene Discovery Stuns Biologists

Electric Gene Discovery Stuns Biologists

by Life, Hope & Truth Contributor
July 1, 2014 • 5 minute read

Challenging evolutionary assumptions, a new study reveals that the same set of genes powers electric fish the world over—despite their different ancestry. In order to account for all...

Being lights in cyberspace

Being Lights in Cyberspace

by Kevin Scarbrough
March 4, 2013 • 4 minute read

“Whether on Facebook, Twitter, message boards or websites, we say things to each other that we would never say face to face. Shouldn’t we know better by now?” “Why...

Darwin and Evolution vs. God

Darwin and Evolution vs. God

by Sam Shrauner
February 20, 2013 • 5 minute read

Does evolution overstate the benefits of mutations? Could evolution be blind to a spiritual reality that includes a benevolent extraterrestrial genius? The debate between evolution and...