Religious people are less likely than atheists to be depressed when they are lonely, according to a new study by psychologists at the University of Michigan.
Religious people are less likely than atheists to be depressed when they are lonely, according to a new study by psychologists at the University of Michigan.
A new genetic study showing that 90 percent of animals appeared on the Earth simultaneously and at the same time as humans affirms the biblical account of creation, says Ken Ham, founder and president of Answers in Genesis.
Getting comfortable with questions was a theme shared by many speakers at “Jesus Rode a Dinosaur and Other Silly Tales,” a youth ministry conference aimed at talking to teenagers about science held earlier this month at Colonial Church of Edina outside Minneapolis.
Things sure are getting better now that science has all the answers. At least that’s what one Harvard professor thinks.
The brilliant Stephen Hawking died last week. We have much to learn from him, including what he never intended to teach us.
After Hawking died this week, I read his autobiography, My Brief History. His story is both fascinating and tragic, with enormous implications for our faith and culture today.
One side of the political aisle likes to paint itself as pro-science. But when it comes to this most controversial social issue, science won’t toe their party line.
The Center for Christian Study at the University of Virginia has been beckoning students since 1976 as a place to cram, but also as a place to explore the relationship between faith and learning.
A new study in The Astronomical Journal, shows our solar system may be one of a kind in the universe.
