Extreme Fine Tuning in Body Cells, Part 2
May 11, 2019
Here are two examples of an ultra-fine balance between function and disease inside the cells of our body's sensory cells (Part 2).
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Extreme Fine Tuning in Body Cells, Part I
May 10, 2019
Here are just two examples of an ultra-fine balance between function and disease inside the cells of our body's sensory cells (Part 1 of 2).
Photosynthesis: Darwin’s Great Mystery Is Still a Mystery
May 2, 2019
Darwin’s Great Mystery, Photosynthesis, Is Still a Mystery by Jerry Bergman, PhD The origin of photosynthesis has always been a profound problem for evolution. A 2019 study by one of the leading researchers in this area, Tanai Cardona, from the Department of Life Sciences at Imperial College London, has confirmed the fact that after decades […]
Asian Languages Approach Biblical Timeline
April 28, 2019
Origin of the Sino-Tibetan language family about 5,900 years ago? Yeah, that's about right, within error.
Remarkable Resuscitations
April 27, 2019
Doctors and families should not be too quick to unplug a comatose person. Look what can happen.
Two Resurrections Celebrated
April 21, 2019
For Easter, Illustra Media has produced a short film that dazzles the eyes with nature's beauty as a metaphor for resurrection.
Mechanical Engineering in the Skeleton
April 17, 2019
Note: While the editor is out of town, we are bringing you readings of interest from creation books associated with CEH. Wonders of the Immune System, by Dr Henry Richter from Spacecraft Earth, a Guide for Passengers (CMI, 2017, ch. 2, “The Spacesuit: The Amazing Human Body,” pp. 42-44). The elbow is a marvelous piece […]
Words of Wisdom from Wildflowers
April 12, 2019
Springtime is here and the wildflowers are blooming. What lessons can nature lovers learn from these beauties?
The Non-Evolution of Birds
April 10, 2019
Note: While the editor is out of town, we are bringing you readings of interest from creation books associated with CEH. The Evolution of Birds: Possible or Impossible? by Dr. James F. Coppedge, Jr (1920-2004) Excerpt from Evolution: Possible or Impossible? by Dr. James F. Coppedge (1973, rev. 1990, ch. 13, “Examples of Phenomena Unexplainable […]
Wonders of the Immune System
April 9, 2019
Medical science and physiological research has barely begun to understand all of the facets of the human immune system.
Gender Dysphoria and Darwinism, cont.
April 6, 2019
Gender Dysphoria and Darwinism, cont. by Dr Jerry Bergman In this continuation from yesterday’s post, Dr Bergman discusses scientific research about sex and gender, describes historical gender roles, and explains how the media distort the science. Genetics Research The male Y chromosome contains over 200 genes, of which 72 code for proteins, while the X chromosome […]
Gender Dysphoria and Darwinism
April 5, 2019
Gender Dysphoria and Darwinism by Dr Jerry Bergman The belief that some people are born in bodies of the wrong sex was challenged by a recent scientific study claiming this condition amounted to what the researchers termed “rapid onset gender dysphoria.” Dysphoria means “a state of dissatisfaction, anxiety, restlessness, or fidgeting”—a disorder, in other words, […]
Running Is a Complex Balance of Rapid Reflexes
April 2, 2019
If you thought about how complex running is while running, you might trip and fall over. Read this while sitting down.
Carnivorous Plants Show Attention to Detail
March 26, 2019
Two plants that baffled Darwin are best admired for their design than for their evolution. Most people have seen the hinged snap-shut cages of the Venus flytrap. Some know that the insides of the leaves have three trigger hairs each, which must be touched twice in succession at a minimum interval of time for the […]
Soft Tissue in Biggest Ever Cambrian Fossil Bonanza
March 23, 2019
Chinese scientists are uncovering shale with the best-preserved Cambrian animals ever found.