The Heart of the Universe - English audio - Multiple language subtitles

What beats at the heart of the universe? To find out, we have to start in the beginning. It is there that we find answers that make sense of our current world and provide hope for the future. This video has English narration and subtitles in multiple languages. In addition, there are versions in the following languages: -Chinese -English -Hausa -Italian -Japanes -Korean -Twi -Yoruba Check to see if a version narrated in your language is available at: https://www.grisda.org/audio-visual-media?album=5486511

Mothers Milk

Tim Standish describes how thoroughly the needs of newborn babies are anticipated in the design of their mothers. It appears that mothers customize the milk they produce for their children depending on whether they are boys or girls, thus the specific needs of each sex are elegantly provided for. The information referred to here can be found at: http://membercentral.aaas.org/announcements/2014-annual-meeting-exploring-many-effects-mother-s-milk http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2014/02/17/3946253.htm But You are He who took Me out of the womb; You made Me trust while on My mother’s breasts. I was cast upon You from birth. From My mother’s womb You have been My God. Psalm 22:9,10 NKJV

Dmanisi Human Skulls

Seeking Understanding: John Walton

If you have ever heard of “free radicals,” you know something about the work of Dr. John Walton, a professor of chemistry at St. Andrews University in Scotland. Dr. Walton’s work concentrates not only on the destructive reactions that come to mind when most people think of free radicals, but also on the positive effects of these fascinating chemicals. He also studies the potential of free radicals in industrial and environmental chemistry. What we know about free radicals because of the work of Dr. Walton and other chemists can also inform our understanding of how life came into being. Based on his life as a scientist and the research he has done, what does Dr. Walton believe to be the most reasonable explanation of life’s origin? This is the subject of this 22:30 episode of the Seeking Understanding series.