Science and true religion both pursue truth and, when properly understood, harmonize under the revelation of Jehovah, the Creator.
Science Demands the Existence of God: The Rational Foundation of Scientific Inquiry in Biblical Theism
Science presupposes order, logic, and truth—all grounded in God. Without Him, science collapses. True science demands the God of Scripture.
How to Prove God Exists Without Using the Bible: A Logical, Scientific, and Philosophical Defense of Theism
The article argues for God's existence using natural theology, emphasizing rational observation, scientific principles, and logical reasoning, without scripture references.
Wonderfully Made: The Harmony of Human Circulation
The article explores the complexity and purpose of the human circulatory system, reflecting biblical teachings on life and divine design.
Wonderfully Made: The Resilience of the Human Immune System
The human immune system exemplifies intricate design, highlighting its protective, healing functions while reflecting divine craftsmanship and purpose in human life.
Can We Truly Grasp the Miracle of Being “Wonderfully Made?”
This content explores the complexities of the human brain, arguing it is evidence of divine design, distinct from mere evolutionary processes.
Does Theistic Evolution Truly Reflect Biblical Creation?
Can faith and science align? Explore how God’s Word speaks to creation and what it means for believers today. Dig into the discussion now.
Cosmic Evolution: Does the Universe’s Origin Point to a Divine Cause?
Can the stars hint at a higher power? A Christian view weighs in on how it all began. Explore this now.
Does Chemical Evolution Adequately Account for the Origin of Life?
Can science alone explain life’s start? Explore a Christian view that challenges popular theories and points to a purposeful design. Dig into the debate today.
Could Charles Darwin’s Life and Writings Challenge a Christian Understanding of Creation?
Explore how Darwin's ideas might influence our understanding of God’s Creation. Engage with the dialogue between faith and science.


