8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Pride
The deadly sin of Pride is known as the first sin, however, literature tells of more of the dimensions of pride. Here are three examples.
The 'Just Right' Anthropic Coincidences of Our Goldilocks Universe: Part III
Dr. Kurland continues to discuss the 'just right' anthropic coincidences of our universe. In this installment, he examines the evidence provided by physics.
The Definitive Guide to Near-Death Experiences
Here is everything you need to know about Near-Death Experiences: scientific perspective and what they can tell us about the human soul and the afterlife.
Nobel Prize Winner Links Human And Neanderthal DNA
Svante Pääbo won the Nobel prize in medicine for his research on human and Neanderthal DNA. But what does neanderthal DNA have to do with medicine?
All Hallows Eve: History, Traditions, and Observations
From its ancient origins to its religious takeover, All Hallows Eve has taken on a life of its own. Learn how many influences inspired the popular holiday.
Art for the Ages: Portraits and Human Dignity
In a culture obsessed with portraits, Dr. Kresser explores these simple images as essential tools for recognizing the dignity of the human person.
Closer to Home: James Webb Telescope Images Look Into Our Solar System
New James Webb Telescope images reveal a deeper look into our solar system—further highlighting the intersection of science and scripture.
Cosmological Models [VIDEO]
In this video Dr. Karin Öberg offers an intriguing comparison between the Big Bang and previous cosmological models.
The Pope John Paul II Miracles that Made Him a Canonized Saint
Learn of the two Pope John Paul II miracles that led to his canonization: Sister Marie Pierre and Floribeth Mora Diaz.
The Shroud of Turin Inspires a Hyper-Realistic Body of Christ
The new exhibit entitled 'The Mystery Man' utilizes the history and scientific validation of the Shroud of Turin to create a realistic depiction of Jesus.
Paul Davies: The Search For Biogenesis
Life’s origin is a great mystery of our universe. Paul Davies is one scientist that has devoted his life's work to searching for answers about biogenesis.
Should Scientists Ask Philosophical Questions? [VIDEO]
Can science answer everything? Some big questions in life require different perspectives — scientific, philosophical and theological.