“These issues also mean that life scientists cannot legitimately enlist the sound and well-evidenced explanations for microevolution and adaptation in support of macroevolution. “
Tag: Reasons to Believe
At Reasons.org: Was Earth Designed for Us or Did We Evolve to Adapt?
Evidence of design for human life predates human existence.
At Reasons.org: Did the initial findings of the JWST repudiate the big bang creation model?
Hugh Ross: “To most people using their naked eyes, the heavens don’t seem to be declaring anything at all. But through space telescopes, they are proclaiming the wonders and beauty of God and his creation to a degree never before seen.”
At Reasons.org: Do the James Webb Telescope Images Show the Big Bang Didn’t Happen?
“The latest JWST images don’t justify the enormous attention Lerner’s model has recently received in the public sphere.”
At Reasons.org: Have Astronomers Found Life’s Building Blocks?
Precursors to RNA remain distantly elusive.
At Reasons.org: Science, Faith, and the Problem of Pain
Even pain can be considered evidence of intelligent design.
At Reasons.org: Benefits of Viruses
“Why would an all-powerful, all-loving God create a world with viruses?”
Do Natural Explanations Rule Out the Universe’s Fine-Tuning?
Astrophysicist Jeff Zweerink writes some thoughts on cosmological fine-tuning.
Did Life Originate on Earth or in the Cosmos? Part 2
Dr. Ross describes “the strengths and shortcomings of what [a team of 33 scientists] proposes to be the only naturalistic alternative to an Earth-based origin and history of life.”
At Reasons to Believe: Could Life Be Silicon-Based?
Biochemist Fuz Rana discusses a 2020 review article published in the journal Life in which a team of astrobiologists from MIT present a detailed evaluation of silicon’s life-support capacity.
Reasons to Believe: Should we Expect Efficiency Inside the Cell?
Jeff Zweerink, senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, discusses the movement efficiency of Kinesin-1 in the context of a perceived design inefficiency in the reconnaissance aircraft SR-71.