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Get Brainwashed in Your Sleep

November 5, 2019

Our Maker designed an important cleanup function that takes place in our sleep. “Brainwashing” is a funny word. To those who first hear it for the first time, it might sound like a good thing. Usually, though, we associate it with indoctrination using the propaganda of a totalitarian government or a cult. Scientists recently found […]

Early Man

Early Humans Sailed to Islands

October 28, 2019

Stone tools on islands show that Neanderthals and other "archaic Homo" individuals must have sailed there.

Mind and Brain

Consciousness Is Not Computable

October 20, 2019

A key principle of materialism and physicalism is that all processes must be reducible to matter and energy.

Early Man

Lee Berger’s New Hominid Is a Non-Starter

October 18, 2019

How many times can you shake up a family tree before the family concept becomes a myth?

Health

Why Did God Create Cannabis?

October 13, 2019

With the accelerating trend toward legalization of this psychoactive plant, what should Bible believers think?

Bible and Theology

Turkana Boy Hurts Evolutionary Narratives

October 8, 2019

Turkana Boy Debate Continues Scientists cannot conclude even basic information from the most complete human skeleton ever found by Jerry Bergman, PhD The Turkana Boy or ‘Nariokotome Boy’ discovery was recently mentioned by Tomkins[1] and a popular website that deals with human evolution.[2] Called a “nearly complete” skeleton and well preserved (though missing most […]

Bible and Theology

Psychologist, Fix Your Own Problems

October 6, 2019

Evolutionary psychologists dare to tell normal people about their problems. They have enough of their own.

Mind and Brain

Music Is Noise to Monkeys

October 1, 2019

Experiments show that monkeys prefer noise over music, even though they have brain similarities with humans. A neuroscientist at the National Institutes of Health wondered if monkeys could relate to music like humans do. After all, their eyes probably see like ours; do their ears hear like ours? Katarina Zimmer at The Scientist tells the […]