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Why did the early church keep the Old Testament — even as it moved beyond Jewish law? The answer lies in how the two Testaments form one unbroken story, rooted in creation itself. Strip away Genesis, and the gospel loses its foundation: no original goodness, no fall, no reason for redemption.…
What does it really mean when scientists say human and chimp genomes are “ninety-eight percent similar”? How much depends on the methods, assumptions, and software used to compare them? This explores the hidden complexities of genome alignment, the limits of BLAST searches, and why the numbers may…
Why do the genealogies in Matthew and Luke present different lineages for Jesus—and can they be reconciled? This explores the differences, looking at how lineage, adoption, and historical context help explain the variations. Lita Sanders considers why each account emphasizes different det…
Every generation, the human genome accumulates copying errors — mistakes so numerous that our species faces eventual extinction. Yet these errors account for just 0.1 percent of our total mutation burden. What caused the rest? When copy fidelity is projected backward in time, it reaches perf…
For years, prominent skeptics have ridiculed the vertebrate eye as a botched design — wired backward, with nerves supposedly blocking the light. Dr Jonathan Sarfati asks whether that's really a scientific objection, or a theological one in disguise. Drawing on the work of ophthalmologists an…
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