Just-Right RNA Structure Points to Intentional Design
He is regarded as one of the best catchers to ever play major league baseball, and yet today Yogi Berra may be more well-known for his pithy and… read more
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Insights about Suppressyn Support Creation Model View of ERVs
It is perhaps the most remarkable turnaround in human history.
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LUCA’s Complexity Challenges Evolutionary Origin of Life
This past Christmas was a lot of fun for Grammy and Poppy as we watched two of our grandkids unwrap their presents. It wasn’t much fun trying… read more
Why Would a Good God Allow Destructive Hurricanes?
The images are heartbreaking.
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A Remarkable Confluence of Genetic Changes Made Humans Exceptional
As a chemistry major in college and then a biochemistry student in graduate school, I had precious little time to watch TV. There were several shows… read more
DNA’s Fine-Tuned Structure Minimizes Harmful Tautomers
I thought I had found the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for Amy. We were dating at the time and I bought her a Gizmo stuffed animal. We had seen… read more
Key Difference in Developing Human and Neanderthal Brains
Good things take time. Or at least that is what the adage claims.
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Bear Species Hybridization Shows God’s Providence
Adaptability—the capacity to manage change is an invaluable trait in today’s ever-changing work environment. Adaptable workers are… read more
Does RNA Assembly on Glass Break Up the Case for a Creator?
One of my favorite places to visit in Southern California is the Venice Beach Boardwalk. On most days, this tourist hotspot is filled with all sorts… read more
What If . . . ? Convergence Strengthens the Case for Creation?
I just finished viewing the Disney+ animated Marvel series What If . . . ? Though this series has received mixed reviews, I really liked it.
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Critical Review: In Quest of the Historical Adam
When the first edition of Who Was Adam? was published in 2005, very few evangelicals and conservative Christians made any real attempt at integrating… read more
Endogenous Retrovirus Expression Evinces Design
One of my first lab “projects” as a graduate student—assigned to me by my PhD advisor Jack Blazyk—was to clean and organize… read more
Cell Membranes Fine-Tuned for Transport
It goes without saying: immigration is one of the most contentious political issues today. In view of the animus surrounding the undocumented people… read more
Wolf Predation Improves Moose Herd Health
If there is any place in this world I call home, it’s the hills of West Virginia. I have many fond memories of growing up in the Mountain… read more
Could Life Be Silicon-Based?
“Its skin was of an oily smooth grayness. Its motions were slow, as became a creature who burrowed in stone and was more than half stone… read more
Should Chimpanzee Behavior Challenge Human Exceptionalism?
When our kids were little, I always enjoyed our family trips to the zoo. As they grew older, our zoo visits became much less frequent and eventually… read more
Evidence That the Cell’s Metabolism Is Planned
I have lived in the Los Angeles area for over two decades, but I am still a small-town boy at heart. Growing up in West Virginia, I lived in… read more
Mitochondrial Protein Import Advances the Case for Creation
What is true of economies is also true of cells. That is, any breakdown in the supply chain disrupts the efficient movement of cargo across… read more