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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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Futuristic Weapons and the Bible

One particular prophecy in the Bible comes pretty close to describing the type of non-lethal weapons governments are developing now.
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Instant Epidemics: The New Breed of Weapons

Chemical and biological weapons have recently made headlines. Although the weapons themselves are not new, the magnitude of the threat certainly is. Does Bible prophecy tell us anything about the likelihood of these weapons being used?
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The World's Most Deadly Disease

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), almost two billion people-one third of the world's population-are infected with tuberculosis (TB) bacteria.
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Malaria Poses a New Threat

Malaria, a disease that comes to humans through tropical mosquitoes, is posing a new threat. During the past five to 10 years, the disease has reappeared in regions where health authorities once thought it was under control, and it is...
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Common Bacteria Make a Deadly Comeback

Can medical science reliably protect us from bad bugs? Some observers aren't so sure.
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Drug-Resistant Bubonic Plague

A case of bubonic plague was recently discovered in Madagascar, an island in the Indian Ocean off the southeast coast of Africa.
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Are New Plagues Emerging?

We can add Pfiesteria to the list of other newly discovered killers that have made headlines in recent years-AIDS, Ebola, Lassa fever and hantavirus, among others.
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Plague's Deadly Messengers

The rat is most often the carrier of deadly disease.
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Evolution or Creation: Does It Really Matter?

What difference does it make whether we believe in creation or evolution?
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Creation or Evolution: Did God Create Man?

This issue of The Good News begins a series on creation and evolution. Did God form the heavens and earth, or is the world and everything in it the result of mindless, random evolutionary forces?
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The Bible and Archaeology: King Solomon's Reign - Israel's Golden Years

What has archaeology revealed about King Solomon's reign in the 10th century B.C.? Remarkably, there is much evidence to corroborate the biblical account.
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The Bible and Archaeology: The Battle at the Pool of Gibeon

In 1956 another remarkable discovery was made that provides additional evidence of the authenticity of the biblical accounts of David's days.
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The Bible and Archaeology: King David's Reign—A Nation United

Secular historians once questioned the historicity of King David. However, recent archaeological discoveries confirm the evidence for his existence and reign.
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Extraterrestrial Life: What Does the Bible Say?

Humans have long searched the heavens for signs of other life. Is there life out there? Is there a way to know for sure?
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Is There Life Under the Ice?

Is there life on the icy moon Europa?
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Planet Hunters: The Search for Life in Outer Space

Using incredible technological advancements, astronomers are expanding their search for life in the universe. Could they be looking for the right answers in the wrong places?
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What About UFOs?

Are UFOs real?
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Is There Life Out There?

Is there life on other planets in the universe?
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Good News Interview: Carsten Peter Thiede When Was the New Testament Written?

Recent claims about a 2,000 year old papyrus fragment may change the way the New Testament itself is viewed by some scholars.
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World News and Trends: Cousteau's environmental warnings

With the recent death of French underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau, the environment has lost one of its greatest champions.
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