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25 Nov 2012

Today’s feedback features a skeptic who questions the authenticity and reliability of the Bible, positing hopeless contradictions between Jesus and Paul and portraying the Bible as Jewish folklore.

by Shaun Doyle

24 Nov 2012

Setting science back and justifying horrific social policies.

by Marc Ambler, Don Batten

23 Nov 2012

Do theoretical studies show that enough protein chains are able to form biologically useful protein folds can be generated randomly to make abiogenesis plausible?

by Royal Truman

22 Nov 2012

Does an obscure Greek inscription give evidence for the Resurrection?

by Clyde E. Billington, Ph.D.

21 Nov 2012

This fierce looking bird, with its sharp, hooked beak, and vicious ‘raptor’ talons, looks ‘obviously’ designed for tearing and devouring flesh—but it normally nibbles nuts.

by David Catchpoole

20 Nov 2012

The Dalai Lama’s receipt of the Templeton Prize highlights Buddhism with its beliefs of no God, no Creation, no Saviour, no soul, no sin, no forgiveness, and no salvation.

by Russell Grigg

06 Apr 2022

What came first, slavery or racism?

by Carl Wieland

18 Nov 2012

Do we have the image of God in our fallen state?

by Lita Sanders

17 Nov 2012

Does the doctrine of Hell make God into a cruel monster?

by Lita Sanders

16 Nov 2012

Have experiments using reduced codon sets to form small proteins shown that large proportions of biologically useful protein folds can be generated randomly?

by Royal Truman

15 Nov 2012

Does an obscure Greek inscription give evidence for the Resurrection?

by Clyde E. Billington, Ph.D.

14 Nov 2012

An amazing bounce-back after catastrophe gives us insights into how the world recovered from the Flood.

by Keith Swenson, David Catchpoole