Biblical Science News

What is wrong with this statement? "Earth is a crazy place. There are so many things to do and see. Nature is one of the most fascinating things that our planet has to offer. It creates some of the most beautiful displays that you will ever see. Nature also creates some strange things on Earth that  humans could never replicate . These are some of the strange things on Earth that happen as a result of nature." It is a lie. Nature cannot create anything, it is a machine that requires a beginning like all machines. How did all the natural machines get designed by a random natural process? What created these machines in the beginning? Genes, molecules, planets, the hydrological cycle, galaxies, living bodies, minerals, plants. And if that is not bad enough, these machines are so complex it requires an intelligence far beyond man. And they could not develop one step at a time, they are irreduciblely complex that requires that all parts had to be the right amount, right ki...

The Inland Empire Creation Science Association presents  Dr. Joseph Kezele, B.A. Russian, M.D., U of A speaking on   “ You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby!" The amazing details of design in birth! Dr. Kezele will be discussing the transition from prenatal to postnatal circulation. This presentation discusses the physical changes that must occur in the circulatory system for a baby to make from life in the womb to the outside world. Demonstrating the irreducible complexity of the mammalian system of giving birth that cannot happen without supernatural design. A medical case is presented with a surprise ending, and the relevance of all of this to Genesis. Joseph earned his medical degree at the College of Medicine University of Arizona and is currently an assistant biology professor at Arizona Christian University. Courses he has taught over the years include Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Cell and Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Human Genetics, and Ecology. Well ver...

Otangelo Grasso on Facebook: Paul Davies, Goldilocks enigma: Biological organisms are immensely complex—far more complex than Paley could have realized. To a physicist, they look nothing short of miraculous. The many and diverse components function together in a coherent and amazingly orchestrated manner. The living cell contains minuscule pumps, levers, motors, rotors, turbines, propellers, scissors, and many other instruments familiar from a human workshop, all of them exquisite examples of nanotechnology. The entire assemblage runs itself with great efficiency, sometimes autonomously, sometimes in collaboration with other cells through a sophisticated network of inter-cellular communication based on chemical signaling. The command and control functions of the cell are encoded in its DNA database, which implements instructions through intermediary molecules using an optimal mathematical code to convert software instructions into hardware products with customized function...