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Einstein Explains to Child if Scientists Pray
Once, when a little girl asked Albert Einstein if scientists pray, Einstein replied in part, “Everyone who is seriously involved in the pursuit ...
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Only Earth Has Rainbows
Life on Earth requires a lot of “fine tuning.” Our planet is just the right distance from the Sun to allow freezing and melting, and the planetary ...
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Scientists Discover New Marvels of God’s Creation
Scientists studying two different parts of God’s awesome creation—the oceans below and the sky above—have made two startling discoveries. ...
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Controversy Surrounding Use of Autonomous Weapons
At a United Nations gathering, delegates from both Ukraine and Russia disagreed fiercely on how the meeting should proceed. But the gathering was not ...
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Why Our Body Destroys Itself
In the early 1990s when scientists first peered into a cell, they saw something amazing. They observed the cell destroying its own proteins and organ-like ...
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God’s Love and the Height of the Heavens
David rejoices in the fact that God's steadfast love toward those who fear him can be illustrated by the height of the heavens above the earth (Ps. ...
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Insulin Brought Life to the Dying
Before the discovery of insulin, diabetes was a death sentence. Here’s the life-saving story of how scientists discovered insulin. The American ...
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Engineering Abundant Life
In 2013, Micah Redding founded the Christian Transhumanist Association, a group bringing faith and ethics into transhumanist conversations. Transhumanists ...
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Taste and See that the Lord Is Good
The pleasure of taste starts with the taste buds and ends with electrical signals reaching the reward centers in the brain. This is not just true of people; ...
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The Last Man Who Knew Everything
Thomas Young was known as “The Last Person Who Knew Everything.” The 18th-century Britain was a polymath, meaning a person whose knowledge ...
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