In Part 1 (last week), we noted how an understanding of the great technological advancement of the early 1800’s, the steam engine, drove some… read more
In the opening chapter of his classic and immensely successful book of business advice, How to Win Friends and Influence People, Dale Carnegie wrote… read more
Neuroscientists have new ways to study the connections between attitudes of the mind and physical, electrochemical responses in the brain. They can… read more
Did you know that the theory of evolution heavily influenced how the law and the Constitution became taught and interpreted? When mankind began to… read more
Historians, missionaries, archeologists, and creationists tell of the preservation of biblical details by many various people groups. Among other… read more
A tall, dignified man stepped to the podium and, after taking his oath with his hand on the Bible, he began to speak. “With malice toward none,… read more
The young lady was confused and overwhelmed. How could she be pregnant when she had never had sexual relations? But she was reassured that this was… read more
In George Orwell’s famously incisive dystopian novel (based on communism under Joseph Stalin), Nineteen Eighty-Four, there was a daily exercise… read more
One of many difficulties for evolutionary theory is the onset of menopause in human beings. Why should there be a permanent cessation of menstruation… read more
Was the original sin of the first man some sort of genetic mutation to his reproductive DNA? Weird idea? Yet the Bible says that the sin of Adam… read more