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SCT: How Our 3-D Genetic Code Functions in 4-D – CEH
This is no factory to tinker with. Blind watch- makers need not apply.
Evolutionists Still Finding Imaginary Feathers on Dinosaurs – CEH
The fossil evidence for dinosaurs evolving into birds is not as clear-cut as told in the media We’ve been reporting on the phenomenon of “imaginary feathers” on dinosaurs for years. Imaginary feathers are the feathers that should be there according to phylogenetic trees, but are not visible.
Volcanoes Can Reduce Greenhouse Gases – CEH
New discoveries from the Hunga volcano show volcanoes can ‘cancel’ atmospheric methane, bringing some optimism for climate scientists concerned about increased climate variability When Volcanoes Clean the Sky: Methane Destruction and Earth’s Self-Balancing Design by Dr. Sarah Buckland-Reynolds The H
How Atheists Can Act Morally – CEH
In light of recent events, this piece reflects on the logical inconsistencies of a worldview that omits God yet makes absolute claims The ‘Moral Atheist’ Why Absolute Claims to a Moral Life Requires God’s Existence by Dr. Sarah Buckland-Reynolds It is an increasingly common claim that one can be a
Snake, Bite Thyself – CEH
Why don’t snakes die from their own poison? Easy; ‘they evolved their own antivenom’ Snakes would probably be less scary if they didn’t bite people with deadly toxins.
Massive Shark Graveyard Found in Egyptian Desert – CEH
Scientists find more evidence of a massive graveyard of marine organisms in the midst of a desert plateau. Could this be more cumulative evidence of the Global Flood?
Modern Philosophy Commits Intellectual Suicide – CEH
It is only if naturalism is false at its foundation that any philosophical worldview can be objectively true Suicide of the Philosopher(s) by John D. Wise in 1897, responding to speculations by Americans while he was in England, Mark Twain wrote to a reporter in New York: “the report of my death
Reflections on New Hypotheses of a Dual Brain Structure – CEH
Scientists find evidence that the hind brain has a completely different progenitor from the fore- and mid-brain, but with an efficient structure Two-Brained?
SCT: How Creative Is Randomness? – CEH
Scientists tried arranging amino acids at random to see what emerged This article first appeared in Science & Culture Toda y . Testing the Creativity of Randomness by David Coppedge Science & Culture Today , September 15, 2026 Can random sequences of an alphabet convey meaning?
Bats Challenge Evolution Five Ways – CEH
Bats break expectations of longevity compared to other mammals their size and scientists are intrigued about the processes involved New Bat Research Undermines Evolutionary Predictions by Dr. Sarah Buckland-Reynolds Bats are one of those creatures that when I even catch a glimpse of them, it sends
Flowers Are Blooming Profusely in the World’s Driest Desert – CEH
El Niño conditions have caused millions of seeds to sprout and bloom, carpeting a dry desert with color One of Earth’s most dramatic transformations is occurring this month.
Complexity First: Comb Jellies Upset Evolutionary Expectations – CEH
The empirical trajectory across the rock record is the reverse of Darwinian expectation Comb Jellies: The Cladistic Nightmare at the Root of the Animal Tree by John Wise, PhD Ctenophores Aren’t Just Beautiful. They’re Biological Wonders ( Quanta Magazine , 16 September 2026).
Genome Duplication: A Source of Evolutionary Novelty? – CEH
Evolutionary models struggle to explain why such a striking genetic overhaul occurs with striking regularity Is Whole-Genome Duplication an Evolutionary Gamble or a Designed System?
Earth Began with Water, New Study Shows – CEH
New data from meteorites suggests that water was present early on rather than being imported later ‘Blown out of the water’ New research indicating water existing in early Earth leads to a paradigm shift in planetary science by Dr. Sarah Buckland-Reynolds “We were truly astonished”: These were the
SCT: The Rocks in Your Head and in Most Life – CEH
The incorporation of protein with calcium carbonate makes the weak become strong This article first appeared in Science & Culture Today .
Science Catches Up with the Power of Prayer – CEH
Mounting evidence finds a strong correlation between prayer and improve- ments in various health indicators Science Catches Up Empirical Evidence of the Power of Prayer With the Global Week of 24-7 Prayer 2026 recently concluded, we reflect on mounting evidence for the health benefits of prayer.
Be Wary of AI Judgment – CEH
The human mind, and its capacity for logic and reason, remains unsurpassed, but people can deceive like LLMs do The Nature and Locus of Plausible Nonsense by David Coppedge, CEH Editor Plausible nonsense and deliberative reasoning: Benchmarking LLMs against human judgment (Veri and Umbellino, PNAS ,
The Tower of Naturalism Is Fracturing into Confusion – CEH
There is a certain consistency in what physicists can agree upon: some questions ought not be asked. The ABCs of Modern Physics: Anything But Creation by John D. Wise, PhD Most of us grew up in a world in which science, and especially cosmology, was essentially figured out .
Intelligence of Early Humans Debunks Caveman Myth – CEH
Avoid today’s artist impressions of early man. The facts show that early humans were smart and creative.
How Students Can Witness in School – CEH
As students and teachers settle into the school year, we share some tips to use this season to shine God’s light wisely.