“I better not hold your baby daughter or I’ll wind up getting pregnant again.” That is what an acquaintance told my wife and I at a recent shindig. Such a statement stopped me dead in my tracks, and I must admit that I was too shocked to even reply. What a difference in thinking between her … More Babies
My wife and I have of late been waging a war in our home. We believe we will ultimately win this battle, but we have yet to see the fruit of our efforts. It’s a meticulous, frustrating, and educational process, fighting this kind of war. Our formidable opponent, miniature sugar ants, are some of the most resilient … More Sugar Ants and Humans
In an attempt to explain such widespread belief in God, atheists have coined the term ,”God of the gaps.” They have tried to explain God away by simply saying that what men cannot understand, they blindly attribute to a mythical omnipotent being. But as man’s understanding grows with each advance in the sciences, these gaps in … More The God of the Gaps
It seems to be the favorite pastime of many people these days to harp on the evils of big business. Evil corporations buy off the government through lobbying, and then stuff their pockets with the proceeds while cutting their workers’ wages. That’s the story we’re often told, and while it may be true in many cases, … More Big Business or Big Government?
For anyone seeking a solid scientific refutation of Darwinian evolution, Michael Behe’s work, Darwin’s Black Box is just the book for the job. A well known biochemist, Behe takes readers on a surprisingly lucid tour of several highly complicated processes such as blood-clotting, cell-movement, and the immune system. These processes (and many others that go unmentioned) are … More An Interesting Read
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