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• Video

  Evaluating Joshua Swamidass' Genealogical Adam and Eve theory

  November 9, 2025 Marcus Ross Creation Unfolding

  Swamidass' Genealogical Adam and Eve will not work for those who believe Adam was created less than about 10,000 years ago

• Should Christians Harness AI Chatbots As a Force for Good? Part 2

  November 9, 2025 Doug Smith Mind Matters

  The claims being made for what these bots can do for ministry would lead us into dangerous territory

• News Update/Commentary

  Life found in a place scientists thought impossible

  November 9, 2025 Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen Science Daily

  Life defies limits in the deep sea -- microbes flourish where Earth’s chemistry seems too extreme for survival.

• DNA pioneer James Watson has died -- colleagues wrestle with his legacy

  November 8, 2025 Heidi Ledford, Mariana Lenharo, Brendan Maher, and Traci Watson Nature

  The co-discoverer of the structure of DNA helped to strengthen a US research institute and wrote a classic textbook, but also earned a reputation for racist and sexist comments.

• Genetically Engineered Babies Are Banned

  November 8, 2025 Emily Glazer, Katherine Longow, and Amy Dockser Marcus Wall Street Journal

  Tech Titans Are Trying to Make One Anyway ... Startups funded by some of the most powerful billionaires in Silicon Valley are pushing the boundaries of reproductive genetics, hoping to prevent diseases as well as improve the chances for a high IQ

• Synthesizing Human DNA: Scientific and Ethical Boundaries

  November 8, 2025 Andrew Fabich Answers in Genesis

  What Is the Synthetic Human Genome Project?

• Extraterrestrial Life: The Discipline Without a Subject

  November 8, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  It’s fascinating but several rhetorical tricks help keep it in the forefront of news

• Time Travel: The Threat of Escalation in the Terminator Series

  November 8, 2025 Gary Varner Mind Matters

  Part 3: The Terminator series writers never new whether there would be a sequel, and that had implications for how they plotted time travel

• 10 Ways That the Christian Worldview Made Modern Science Possible

  November 8, 2025 Joseph Mattera The Stream Christian TV

  When people speak about the so-called conflict between Christianity and science, they often ignore the fact that modern science itself was birthed out of a Christian worldview.

• News Update/Commentary

  A 500-million-year-old brain “radar" still shapes how you see

  November 8, 2025 Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche Science Daily

  A groundbreaking discovery reveals that an ancient part of the brain can perform complex visual processing once thought unique to higher brain regions.

• More Disney Effect: Chimps that Think and Believe

  November 7, 2025 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  What this study reveals is the tenacity -- or perhaps desperation -- of an interpretive motive

• Responding to “Peaceful Science” Critics on Grand Canyon Evidence

  November 7, 2025 Andrew A. Snelling Answers in Genesis

  Part 1 of “A Detailed Response to ‘Examining Young Earth Creation Claims About the Grand Canyon’”

• When the Big Bang Cost Physicists Their Lives

  November 7, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  A new book from France tells the astonishing story of how governments murdered or drove out scientists to hush up the reality that our universe has a beginning

• Consciousness, continued: Babel in the Brain

  November 6, 2025 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Until science recovers that sense that some things are truly right and others truly wrong -- it will continue, like Babel, to speak in many tongues while never reaching unto the heavens.

• Reprogrammed Human Stomach Organoids Secrete Insulin

  November 6, 2025 Sneha Khedkar The Scientist

  Transplanting human gastric organoids engineered to release insulin in diabetic mice reduced hyperglycemia, offering a therapeutic avenue for type 1 diabetes.

• Human Neural Organoid Research Needs Better Regulation

  November 6, 2025 Andrea Lius The Scientist

  Legal and ethical guidelines have struggled to keep up with the pace of neural organoid research. Concerned neuroscientists and bioethicists are calling for changes.

• Video

  Did we get evolution completely wrong?

  November 6, 2025 Richard Dawkins vs Denis Noble Institute of Art and Ideas

  Darwinian evolution, selfish genes, and whether animals are active agents or merely biological machines

• Video

  Does The Universe Need a Creator?

  November 6, 2025 Star Talk Neil deGrasse Tyson and Chuck Nice

  The Fine-Tuning Argument, Intelligent Design, and the different ideations of God. We explore different definitions of God and even Chuck’s past as a preacher.

• Denial? Science seeks trust but avoids the need for inner reform

  November 6, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  Current science seems to be going full steam ahead to Cancel the means by which it formerly advanced knowledge of the world

• Experimental evolution uncovers how bacteria develop drug resistance

  November 6, 2025 Sanford-Burnham Prebys phys.org

  The bacteria Acinetobacter baumannii is a haunting presence in many hospitals in the United States, where more than one in 100 patients are treated for infections.

• News Update/Commentary

  A new equation may explain the Universe without dark matter

  November 6, 2025 University of Ottawa Science Daily

  A new theory claims dark matter and dark energy don’t exist -- they’re just side effects of the universe’s changing forces. By rethinking gravity and cosmic timelines, it could rewrite our understanding of space and time itself.

• As Evidence of a Soul, Debate on Terminal Lucidity

  November 5, 2025 Denyse O’Leary Science & Culture Today

  Charles Murray and Steven Pinker

• Consciousness: The Ghost in the Laboratory

  November 5, 2025 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The proliferation of theories reflects persistence to find an explanation for the one reality that refuses to be mechanized: the human self

• Creation and Time in the Early Church Fathers

  November 5, 2025 Jonathan E. Cook Answers Research Journal, v.18, p.497-507

  Looking to the Patristics for Guidance in the Genesis Debate

• Video

  Can Science Point to God?

  November 5, 2025 James Tour, Stephen Meyer, and Andrew Fellows Life in the Round

  Cambridge Conversations

• Universe expansion may be slowing, not accelerating

  November 5, 2025 Hannah Devlin The Guardian

  Astronomers cast doubt on Nobel prize-winning theory and suggest universe could end in ‘big crunch’

• Human minds abhor uncertainty. This is a problem for liberal democracy

  November 5, 2025 Florence Gaub and Liya Yu New Scientist

  Neurologically, the flexibility of the future promised by liberal democracy can be a challenge because it brings with it uncertainty. But there are solutions

• Ancient DNA may rewrite the story of Iceland's earliest settlers

  November 5, 2025 Chris Simms New Scientist

  Biochemical evidence suggests Norse people settled in Iceland almost 70 years before the accepted arrival date of the 870s, and didn't chop down the island's forests

• Today in science journals: “Accuracy” in data takes a back seat

  November 5, 2025 Mind Matters

  In the last couple of months, we’ve covered efforts to rig science to support selected social justice aims -- citation justice, for example, and suppression of embarrassing data. A new one is being mooted now: data activism

• At tech mag: Silicon Valley’s belief in AGI is conspiracy theory

  November 5, 2025 Mind Matters

  “How AGI became the most consequential conspiracy theory of our time,” October 30, 2025

• Could Neanderthals create art or were they not evolved enough?

  November 5, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  Despite the fact that we know that Neanderthals were capable of producing jewellery and using coloured pigments, there has been much objection to the notion that they explored deep caves and left art on the walls.

• Human Tools Found from a Tumultuous Period 2.7 Million Years Ago

  November 5, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  The authors talk much about “evolutionary” and “evolution.” But actually, it doesn’t sound as if there was much evolution at all. It sounds more like one enduring insight

• Tech Addiction is Reaching a Frightening New Level

  November 5, 2025 Peter Biles Mind Matters

  Young people are spending endless time online seeking drug-like states of mind

• The expansion of our universe may be slowing down. What does that mean for dark energy?

  November 5, 2025 Robert Lea space.com

  “If these results are confirmed, it would mark a major paradigm shift in cosmology since the discovery of dark energy 27 years ago."

• News Update/Commentary

  A breakthrough map reveals how the brain really works

  November 5, 2025 Ohio State University Science Daily

  The brain’s connections form a hidden code that defines how we think, remember, and perceive the world.

• Tucker Carlson and the Second Coming of the Alt-Right

  November 4, 2025 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

• Biggest black-hole outburst ever seen records death throes of a star

  November 4, 2025 Jenna Ahart Nature

  A ‘superflare’ 10 trillion times brighter than the Sun is confirmed as the record-holder for luminosity.

• Enantiomeric amplification of amino acids: part 9

  November 4, 2025 Royal Truman, Chris Basel, and Stephen Grocott Creation Ministries International

  enantiomeric separation via crystallization

• Hadrosaurs: Two Mummies, Two Surprises

  November 4, 2025 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Field discovery keeps contradicting theoretical certainty -- and revealing wonder. Creation demands to be read, not rewritten.

• Video

  Unmasking Deep Time: A Geologist Dismantles Dating Methods

  November 4, 2025 Andrew Snelling Standing for Truth

  From isochron dating and radiohalos to accelerated decay and the so-called “heat problem”, Snelling dismantles every major deep-time argument

• Our brains evolved to survive, not to find truth

  November 4, 2025 Samuel McKee Institute of Art and Ideas

  We are social animals, not truth-seeking ones

• The fascinating story of the ultimate cosmic law

  November 4, 2025 Leah Crane New Scientist

  How do we know the speed of light -- and why does it have a speed limit at all? Crane explores the history of one of the most important numbers in the universe

• We might finally know what came before the Big Bang

  November 4, 2025 Ezzy Pearson BBC

  Could all of this have happened before? And might it happen again?

• News Update/Commentary

  New evidence suggests Einstein’s cosmic constant may be wrong

  November 4, 2025 University of Chicago Science Daily

  Dark energy may be evolving -- hinting that the universe’s ultimate destiny could be far stranger than we ever imagined.

• News Update/Commentary

  2.7-million-year-old tools reveal humanity’s first great innovation

  November 4, 2025 George Washington University Science Daily

  Ancient hominins in Kenya’s Turkana Basin crafted the same style of stone tools for 300,000 years, weathering fire, drought, and shifting ecosystems.

• News Update/Commentary

  Birds, not wind, brought life to Iceland’s youngest island

  November 4, 2025 Náttúrufræðistofnun Science Daily

  Surtsey’s colonization story rewrites what scientists thought they knew about how plants travel. Birds, not seed traits, proved to be the real architects of new ecosystems.

• A Fake Headline, and a Real One, About DNA

  November 3, 2025 Casey Luskin Science & Culture Today

• Plant-like complexity evolved multiple times in different algae lineages, phylogenomics study reveals

  November 3, 2025 University of Göttingen phys.org

  Land plants -- such as mosses, ferns and trees -- are some of the most structurally complex photosynthesizing organisms on Earth, but their evolutionary story is deeply tied to their ancestors

• Ancient lichen were “pioneers in the transformation of Earth’s surface”

  November 3, 2025 Evrim Yazgin connectsci.au

  New fossil analysis shows lichens were widespread more than 400 million years ago (mya) and were crucial in the development of life on the planet including the earliest plants and animals.

• Video

  I’ve Realised Christianity Is More Plausible Than I Thought

  November 3, 2025 Alex O’Connor YouTube

  Taken from: From Survival to Scripture: Bear Grylls on Faith and Doubt