Category Archives for Faith and Science
Glimpses of glory
A few days ago I was cycling along a pathway by the Ottawa River. I was perplexed about my current circumstances, and I stopped for a few minutes to sit on a bench and look at the river. As I … Continue reading
Why evolution can’t save you – but Jesus can
John C. Sanford is one of the world’s premier plant geneticists. A research scientist at Cornell University since 1980, he co-invented the gene gun which is widely used in genetic engineering of plants. Sanford began his career as an atheist … Continue reading
Why I’m glad I’m not an atheist
I am so glad I am no longer an atheist. If I were still an atheist, I couldn’t celebrate Thanksgiving with any integrity. After all, how do you give thanks to someone who doesn’t exist? If you don’t acknowledge the … Continue reading
Beyond Reason
Beyond Reason. Margaret Trudeau wrote a memoir by this title in 1979, and in 2009 Roger Fisher and Daniel Shapiro wrote about the art of negotiation in a work by the same title. Both books were best-sellers, but when I hear … Continue reading
Atheism – faith without evidence
This post is going to be a bit different from most. I want to comment briefly on two related belief systems – atheism and evolutionism. I will be making a number of claims regarding creation and evolution without backing them … Continue reading
The parable of Steve Jobs and the two iPhones
Once upon a time two iPhones were having a chat. It went something like this. Phone #1 : “I wonder how we got here? We are so amazing, I think someone very smart – even smarter and more amazing than … Continue reading →
08. October 2011 by Wisdom Hunter
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