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A Christian Perspective on the World Today

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Learning to Embrace the Silence

It’s night-time. A diamond-sprinkled sky is my ceiling. A valley stretches west with tree branches soaring high, reaching tall toward the precious stars above....
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Just how close are humans and chimpanzees?

Chimpanzees and humans are very similar, but is that a sign of a common ancestor or something else?
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Evolution: A leap of faith

How much faith does believing in evolution really require?
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The fossil record and the Bible

Flora and fauna artifacts from beneath the earth's surface are often used as arguments for the theory of evolution. Palaeontologist Raul Esperante explains how they actually support the idea of Creation.
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Where did the universe come from?

Why the Big Bang eventually goes bust, universe-sized bubbles pop and string theory has cosmologists tangled up.
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Survival race

In this age of #BlackLivesMatter, are we ready to confront the horrifying racism at the foundations of our Western secular culture?
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Moral machines?

Technology is advancing in leaps and bounds. But the thorny problem of ethics remains: if humans can’t even get it right, how are we expected to teach a computer the difference between right and wrong?
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Curving it up

Chris Bosse is one of the most respected architects in the world. But it’s the inspiration from nature and its Creator that influences his building designs.
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How old is life? The biological evidence

Mainstream science is clear: the miracle of life took billions of years to evolve. But what if the data suggest something else altogether?
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Who made God?

Everything we see and touch had a beginning—something that caused it to exist. Follow the chain of causation back with Sven Östring to discover where everything began.
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The beginning

Ed Gallagher says finding hope for the end of the world requires looking in an unexpected place . . .
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The signature

If there really is a God, should we expect to find Him within the known universe? Ty Gibson peeks through the space-time continuum.