Missing Links: Where Are They? Part 2

March 8, 2010

Missing links: Where Are They? Part 1 Missing Links Part 2.  (See the link to Missing Links Part 1 above if you haven’t already) Today we’ll be a bit more specific, but you’ll still need to check out other resources (see the ‘origins’ section close to the bottom of the resource page) if you want [...]

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Missing Links: Where Are They? Part 1

March 1, 2010

Missing links are a primary issue with the theory of evolution when it comes to the fossil record. If there were transitional forms evolving into different species, why are they missing from the fossil record?

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The Geological Column: Putting the ‘Jurassic’ in Jurassic Park

February 22, 2010

The geological column… it’s a topic that must be understood if we want to discuss fossil evidence for evolution and the evolutionary trees that are described by evolutionary science.  It is the basis for how contemporary science dates rocks and fossils and decides where samples are placed chronologically in the fossil record. The geological column is a chronological representation of [...]

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Natural Selection and Evolution: Mutant-X, Fact or Fantasy?

February 7, 2010

Natural Selection and Evolution: Are Mutational Changes Sufficient To Start The Process? Hi again folks!  Before we get going I want to say this: I am not an expert on natural selection and evolution.  I have an undergraduate science degree and I’ve done lots of reading, but that’s it.  I will present some ideas and [...]

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Problems With Evolution: Science, Religion, Facts and Bias

January 22, 2010

Problems with evolution…not a simple topic to start off the new year.  Nor one without debate in scientific and religious circles alike.  Today we’ll discuss some issues with facts and bias from both sides of the evolution issue. Before I get into today’s post about evolution, I just want to say I hope all of [...]

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DNA, The Digital Code, and The Birth of Information

December 7, 2009

DNA: A Digital Code Filled With Information…Where did that information come from? Hello Again Everyone, I came across an interesting video by Dr. Stephen C. Meyer when I was doing a bit of research for my last post about DNA and Information and thought I’d share it with you. Dr. Stephen C. Meyer  holds a [...]

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Information Theory and DNA…The Medium IS NOT the Message.

November 26, 2009

Does the DNA Information Code Point to Design? DNA Double Helix from Wikipedia I hope this post finds you well! I started this site with the intention of expressing the reasons I believe in the Christian worldview…and that it’s not an unreasonable or illogical position given the evidence we have to work with…I hope it [...]

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Intelligent Design…Is There Any Other Kind?

November 10, 2009

Signs of Intelligence : Specified Complexity Hi Again, Rational Faith Readers! I hope all is well since the last time you visited Rational Faith Online. If you’ve been part of the discussion since the beginning, you recall that the reason I decided to start this project, whether you agree with my conclusions or not, was [...]

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Argument from Design: The Existence of God.

October 26, 2009

Did the beauty of nature and life on earth evolve as an accident of nature, or is there reason to think there’s something more behind it’s finely tuned design?

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Personal God or Jedi Master?

October 17, 2009

Impersonal? Impossible! …A Creator God must be a personal Being, Not an Impersonal ‘Force’. The cosmological argument we discussed last week is a sound one.  The universe began. This is backed up by both science and philosophy.  Something had to cause that beginning.  That something, the ‘First Cause‘, had to be timeless and eternal.  Since its actions [...]

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