ATP Transport Challenges the Evolutionary Origin of Mitochondria
In high school, I spent most Sunday mornings with my family gathered around the TV watching weekly reruns of the old Abbott and Costello movies.
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Does Information Come from a Mind?
Imagine you’re flying over the desert, and you notice a pile of rocks down below. Most likely, you would think little of it. But suppose the… read more
New Insights into Endothermy Heat Up the Case for a Creator
I feel cold all the time.
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Is SETI an Intelligent Design Research Program?
When I was a little kid, my father was chair of the physics department at West Virginia Institute of Technology (WVIT). We lived in faculty housing… read more
Does Old-Earth Creationism Make God Deceptive?
“Are [vestigial structures] unequivocal evidence of evolution?
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Membrane Biochemistry Challenges Route to Evolutionary Origin of Complex Cells
If you find yourself in need of directions when traveling through New England and you ask a local for help, he or she just might reply, “You… read more
Ancient Mouse Fur Discovery with Mighty Implications
“What a mouse! . . . WHAT A MOUSE!”
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Satellite DNA: Critical Constituent of Chromosomes
There is a lot that evolutionary biologists can learn about the purpose of junk DNA from my wife.
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Frog Choruses Sing Out a Song of Creation
My last name, Rana, is Sanskrit in origin, referring to someone who descends from the Thar Ghar aristocracy. Living in Southern California means I… read more
Why Would God Create a World with Parasites?
A being so powerful and so full of knowledge as a God who could create the universe, is to our finite minds omnipotent and omniscient, and it… read more
Biochemical Grammar Communicates the Case for Creation
As I get older, I find myself forgetting things—a lot. But, thanks to smartphone technology, I have learned how to manage my forgetfulness by… read more
Why Would God Create a World Where Animals Eat Their Offspring?
What a book a Devil’s chaplain might write on the clumsy, wasteful, blundering, low and horridly cruel works of nature!
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Competitive Endogenous RNA Hypothesis Supports the Case for Creation
When Francis Crick, codiscoverer of the DNA double helix, first conceived of molecular biology’s organizing principle in 1958, he dubbed it the… read more
Pseudogene Discovery Pains Evolutionary Paradigm
It was one of the most painful experiences I ever had. A few years ago, I had two back-to-back bouts of kidney stones. I remember it as if it were… read more
Why Mitochondria Make My List of Best Biological Designs
A few days ago, I ran across a BuzzFeed list that catalogs 24 of the most poorly designed things in our time. Some of the items that stood out from… read more
Self-Assembly of Protein Machines: Evidence for Evolution or Creation?
I finally upgraded my iPhone a few weeks ago from a 5s to an 8 Plus. I had little choice. The battery on my cell phone would no longer hold a… read more
Does Transhumanism Refute Human Exceptionalism? A Response to Peter Clarke
I just finished binge-watching Altered Carbon. Based on the 2002 science fiction novel written by Richard K. Morgan, this Netflix original series is… read more
Timing of Neanderthals’ Disappearance Makes Art Claims Unlikely
In Latin it literally means, “somewhere else.”
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