Science raises important questions about origins, creation, evolution, nature, archaeology, cosmology, biology, geology, and the history of the earth. This category explores how scientific claims and discoveries relate to the Bible and the biblical account of creation. Examine questions about evolution, fossils, dinosaurs, the age of the earth, the flood, genetics, astronomy, scientific laws, and evidence that may help readers evaluate the relationship between Scripture and the natural world.
Do random natural processes explain evolution? No, random natural processes cannot fully explain evolution, and furthermore this article argues that evolution even contradicts certain scientific
The question of whether science proves or disproves the existence of God has intrigued many for centuries. This inquiry is not merely a philosophical debate
The question of whether other planets or stars have life according to the Bible intrigues theologians, scientists, and believers alike. While the Bible does not
Evolution is often presented as an established scientific fact. Yet when examined carefully, the theory of evolution faces serious scientific, logical, and observational problems. Many
Micro-Evolution and Macro-Evolution: A Biblical and Scientific Perspective The discussion about evolution often suffers from confusion because different types of change are grouped under one
The question of whether there were fire-breathing dragons in the Bible, particularly with reference to Job 41:19-21, has intrigued scholars and readers for centuries. In
Understanding Carbon Dating Carbon dating, also called radiocarbon dating, is one of the best-known methods used to estimate the age of once-living material. It is
Bats in the Bible In the modern classification system of biological taxonomy, bats are categorized as mammals, not birds. However, in the Bible, particularly in
Understanding the size of the universe has captivated humanity for centuries. From ancient civilizations to modern astronomers, people have marveled at the vastness of the
The term “Leviathan” appears in several places throughout the Bible, often evoking a sense of awe and mystery. The word itself originates from the Hebrew
