Greetings all.
As those of you who subscribe to BorderLines will already know, we’re teaming up with Corinth Church (Byron Center, MI) to produce a three day worldview seminar for graduating high school seniors. Here are the three video spots for the event. The first is a “teaser,” the second gives more info (and is probably […]
So…have you heard of a “living fossil”? When evolutionary scientists find the fossil of an unknown species and assign it a place in the long-gone past (millions of years), they are sometimes embarrassed when one of these creatures turns up in the deep ocean, alive and well, not the ancient ancestor of the modern hummingbird […]
In our last few posts, we’ve been uncovering a movement to morph university-style atheism into a pop-mainstream-chic sort of thing. They’re smart folks … real smart. It’s one thing for heavy hitters like Dawkins to pubish “The God Delusion” or philosophers like Sam Harris to write his “Letters to a Christian Nation” or film companies […]
Most of you will know the good news about research performed on cells drawn from amniotic fluid recently. In fact, many of the unfulfilled promises about the glories of “tiny-human-harvesting-for-the-purpose-of-serving-big-humans” research (i.e., embryonic stem cell research) were actually met through the amniotic fluid research. Various tissue forms were grown (muscle, bone, fat, blood vessel, nerve […]
Greetings all. I just wanted to let you know what’s up with our bi-weekly podcast. We’re slated to take the month of January off to regroup and go into production of a new/improved podcast. We’ll be back on-line come February with new interviews, some new voices and a few little nuggets of neatness. Till then […]
A quick FYI. I’m going to be teaching a Sunday morning, adult Sunday School class on worldview January 7-February 25 at Corinth Reformed Church (corinthreformed.org). Class time is 10:00-10:45. Corinth is our home church and a great place to be. The class is called “The View From Here: A Journey Toward Confident Faith.”
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