In this week’s What Would You Say? video, my colleague Brooke McIntire walked us through ways Christians can think about gene editing, and here’s what she had to say:
In this week’s What Would You Say? video, my colleague Brooke McIntire walked us through ways Christians can think about gene editing, and here’s what she had to say:
After scientists successfully created the world's first human-monkey hybrid embryos, a leading bioethicist is calling for new laws and regulations.
How difficult is it to produce a living cell from scratch? A while back, Shane Morris asked synthetic-organic chemist James Tour this very question. Dr. Tour replied that anyone who claims we’re close to building a cell, even in the most ideal of circumstances, “has no idea what they’re talking about.” The bottom line? The origin of life and of the information that makes it possible remain the most significant challenge to a naturalistic worldview. The only plausible explanation for how these incredible systems came into being is intelligent design.
A Washington University professor proposed in a new Wal Street Journal op-ed that college course credits earned from classes on creationism should not count towards a college degree.
Researchers at the Salk Institute recently implanted human pluripotent stem cells, or cells that can produce any kind of body tissue, in pig embryos.
After recently discovering evidence of light in deep space, many scientists were left puzzled and searching for logical answers to what the unexplained glow was. Perhaps, it would be easier to see God in “the heavens” He made, if we weren’t so convinced of our ability to explain everything by purely naturalistic causes or even, as some do, to dismiss all supernatural causes. Maybe our gut instinct to look upward when we encounter the unexplained is the right one. If the heavens indeed “declare the glory of God,” we’d do well to listen.
The Israel Museum in Jerusalem is revealing a rare ancient token believed to have been used as small a souvenir collected by a Christian during their pilgrimage to the Holy Land in the 6th or 7th centuries.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested on Monday that some “faith-oriented” congress members who "don't believe in science" are to blame for stalling the recently passed COVID-19 emergency aid package.
Two-thousand and twenty-one will bring a myriad of astronomical phenomenon. Here is a list of some of the most stunning astronomical events to watch the skies for in 2021:
In a culture that views children as products instead of image-bearers, many Christians feel lost when faced with fertility issues. The Church has, too often, simply failed young couples in this area, both in communicating a theology of children and in helping them navigate the ethical challenges of infertility.
