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"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.

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Another 'Mark of the Beast' Alert

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EU Launches Galileo Navigation Satellite

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Doube Edged Sword of Technology

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God, Science and the Bible: University of California system sued for anti-Christian bias

As UC's standards come under speculation, an obvious anti-creationism bias is proclaimed.
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God, Science and the Bible: Discovery proves existence of another biblical figure

What is the significance of the discovery of a man written about in Jeremiah?
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Petra, the Eighth Wonder

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God, Science and the Bible: President Bush calls for teaching Intelligent Design in schools

With the seeming growth of evolution in classrooms, will this promote the teaching of creation?
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God, Science and the Bible: Remains of King David's palace found in Jerusalem?

Israeli archaeologist Eilat Mazar announced in August that she has found in Jerusalem the remains of what could be the palace of the famed biblical King David mentioned in 2 Samuel 5:11.
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EU Seeks Control of Internet

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God, Science and the Bible: Weighty evidence for the Bible's accuracy

What is a pim? That is what translators asked themselves when they were finishing the King James Version of the Bible back in the 17th century. They had never heard of the term outside of the Bible and had to...
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God, Science and the Bible: Research project proves biblical proverb

A merry heart does good, like medicine, but a broken spirit dries the bones." These words, recorded in the biblical book of Proverbs (17:22) almost 3,000 years ago, have now been confirmed by medical science as a result of two...
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God, Science and the Bible: Plant defies laws of genetic inheritance

Plant scientists at Purdue University have made a surprising discovery—a plant containing a template, or a master genetic blueprint, that can correct defective genes inherited from its parents.
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God, Science and the Bible: Survey: Majority of medical doctors reject strict Darwinism

In a surprising result, a majority of 1,482 physicians polled by HCD Research and the Louis Finkelstein Institute for Religious and Social Studies rejected strict Darwinism.
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Back in Business

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God, Science and the Bible: Archaeology establishes existence of biblical kingdom of Edom

Many scholars believe that the Old Testament is simply a mixture of folklore and bad theology assembled long after the events supposedly took place. Thus, they assume, biblical history bears little resemblance to actual events. This assumption took another serious...
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Coming Soon to a School Near You

If you believe the biblical account of creation and the origin of man, what strategies can you as parents and students use when confronted with the theory of evolution?
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Belief in God Is a Choice

Have you heard of the flower that is pollinated by “tricking” bees into taking a bath or of the flower that “shoots” its pollen onto a bee’s back? We can see the design of the Creator—if we choose to.
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The Tiny Pill That Changed the World

Forty-five years ago few could have foreseen how this medical innovation could have so dramatically shaped modern society.
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The Human Genome Project: Decoding the Mystery of Man

Digging deeply into the mystery of our existence, the Human Genome Project has brilliantly illuminated our knowledge of the mechanics of life—but revealed nothing about our ultimate purpose. To discover mankind’s purpose, we must look to another source.
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Where Will the Genetics Revolution Lead?

This century has seen astounding scientific and technological advancement. Developments continue to amaze. But is all such advancement a good thing?
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