Science

"For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead" (Romans 1:20).

Many assume that religion and science are irreconcilable—that a belief in God conflicts with the facts of the universe. Here you’ll find that not only can the two coexist, but also that the latest scientific discoveries can strengthen a belief in God.

Featured Content in Science

The Variation of Species
The Variation of Species
by Mario Seiglie

If you were to write a book, would you purposefully pick a title that doesn't truly deal with the subject matter? It sounds ridiculous, but that's what Charles Darwin did.

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World News and Trends: Avian flu: Potentially a major global threat
Jerold Aust
John Rutis

Is the recently outbreaking avian flu something to be concerned about? What does the Bible say about plagues to come?

Posted February 2, 2006 | 0 comments
God, Science and the Bible: Jerusalem 's Pool of Siloam yields more secrets
Mario Seiglie
Scott Ashley
Tom Robinson

Discoveries underneath previous discovered pools return to the time of Nehemiah.

Posted February 2, 2006 | 0 comments
God, Science and the Bible: Inscription discovery shoots down anti-Bible claims
Mario Seiglie
Scott Ashley
Tom Robinson

Rare writings found in Tel Zayit disprove scholars' beliefs about the Old Testament

Posted February 2, 2006 | 0 comments
Is The Bible True?
Gary Petty
Mario Seiglie
Ralph Levy

The Bible claims to offer answers to life's questions and problems. If so, can it give meaning and relevance to your life?

Posted January 29, 2006 | 0 comments
Intelligent Design v. Evolution: The Latest Battle in the Culture Wars
Frank Dunkle

How will the ruling against teaching intelligent design in science classrooms in Dover, Pennsylvania, affect education throughout the United States?

Posted January 1, 2006 | 0 comments
Treasure Digest: Be Ready to Give an Answer: What Does the Bible Say About Fossils of Prehistoric Men?
United News Editor

First, we should understand that projections of the age of fossils based upon archaeological findings often include speculation (archaeologists might say, "educated guesses") and that the common approach of overlaying them with the theory of evolution corrupts their value.

Posted January 1, 2006 | 0 comments
Another 'Mark of the Beast' Alert
A blog post by Darris McNeely

Today's Wall Street Journal (subscription req) has an interesting article on an emerging technology used by major companies like WalMart to track inventory supplies. RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) has been around for a while but is being used to keep up with everything from lipstick to wrenches.

Posted December 30, 2005 | 0 comments
EU Launches Galileo Navigation Satellite
A blog post by Darris McNeely

A Soyuz rocket launched from Kazakhstan represents the latest effort of EU cooperation. This is a significant venture and an interesting capstone to a year that saw the rejection of a proposed constitution. It demonstrates that Europe is moving forward in areas that can impact events in coming years.

The satellite system, called Galileo, is intended for civilian use but it occupies a bandwidth that can clearly be used for military purposes. Concern was raised when China became a partner with the EU. Israel and India are also partners in the project.

Posted December 30, 2005 | 0 comments
Doube Edged Sword of Technology
A blog post by Darris McNeely

Posted December 27, 2005 | 0 comments
Intelligent Design vs Evolution
Mario Seiglie

The Theory of Evolution is doing a lot of damage in our society. Is there valid scientific evidence that supports Intelligent Design?

Posted December 10, 2005 | 0 comments

Videos in Science

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How Big Is Your God?

Is your faith and your personal relationship with God strong enough to withstand relentless attacks from our modern culture?

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The Secret of the Mind

Scientists can not explain human thought, sensation and perception by brain function. But your Bible reveals the mystery.

Science Sermons

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What Does the Bible say about Hell?
Presented by Robin Webber

What does hell mean to you? And what kind of a god would create a hell for humanity? What does the Bible say about hell?
Posted June 16, 2001 | 0 comments |
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From Darkness to Light
Presented by John Elliott

The Bible opens with a dark planet where humans will live their lives in spiritual darkness. Permanent Light is extraterrestrial, yet is a mandatory requirement for life. Truths about "Light" leap from the Bible's pages in this sermon, "From Darkness to Light" (sermon given on the Feast of Trumpets).


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Posted November 21, 2011 | 0 comments |
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Related Booklet

Creation or Evolution - Does It Really Matter What You Believe?

Creation or Evolution - Does It Really Matter What You Believe?

The Bible was long accepted as a true and reliable account of our origins. But then Darwin's theory of evolution took the world by storm, with predictable and tragic consequences—proof that what we believe does matter.

Answers From Genesis

Answers From Genesis

To much of the scientific world today, the universe is a great mystery—and a fortuitous, evolutionary accident. Indeed the predominant model of the universe leaves the Creator entirely out of the picture. We know the Bible tells a much different story, however. This series of articles explores the creation of the universe as recorded in the Bible and examines how a great deal of scientific research—instead of contradicting the Bible—actually confirms the truths God inspired to be recorded in the Bible.

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