Any scientific model that seeks legitimacy must explain the origin and history of life. And thanks to mounting evidence, much is known about… read more

I have had several close encounters with bison while on vacations in Yellowstone and Grand Canyon National Parks and on Catalina Island. I’m… read more

Ever since the well-publicized Scopes Trial in 1925, evangelical Christians have engaged in vigorous, often heated debates over the age of the… read more

A few summers ago, I took one of my sons to a remote part of British Columbia’s Selkirk Mountains. As we were nearing the summit of a peak, I… read more

I have often written about how God has endowed Earth with ample resources and given humans the responsibility to manage those resources for the… read more

If you walk through a home improvement store these days, you might say to yourself, “I wish I had all of these tools.” Sophisticated… read more

Nearly 25 years ago, I wrote in a former RTB publication that “Big bang cosmology is an explosive topic.”1 It has led to heated reactions… read more

One of my hobbies is nature photography. Due to my fitness and mountaineering skills, I am able to take photos that most other photographers are… read more

Physicists have established that four fundamental forces of physics appear to govern all the observed operations within the universe. These four… read more

Early human migration around the globe required that they adapt to available food sources. Such adaptability entails that the human digestive tract… read more

Did God use natural forces and processes to form the universe’s first stars? Recent images from the James Webb Space Telescope and infrared… read more

People everywhere are rightly concerned about the human-caused global generation of tiny, harmful particles. These particulates adversely affect… read more

Fungi get a bad rap. They’re most often labeled as parasites. They are such in the sense that they depend upon photosynthetic plants for the… read more

Genesis 4:2–4 states that the first humans were cultivating crops and keeping flocks of animals. Until recently, anthropologists insisted that… read more

As I noted in last week’s Today’s New Reason to Believe1 and explained in an article posted last January,2 marine temperature proxy… read more

As I explained in an article posted last January (“More Evidence for Extreme Climate Stability“), comprehensive marine temperature proxy… read more

Is it time to eat fewer burgers and more salmon? Scientists have learned that replacing land-based animal protein with seafood holds promise for… read more

I’m frequently asked to debate whether the universe exhibits extraordinary fine-tuning. On one recent podcast, what was proposed as a debate on… read more