When we hear the phrase “plate tectonics” we think of earthquakes and catastrophic devastation. But would you believe plate tectonics are necessary for a planet to sustain life? In their book ‘Rare Earth’, Peter Ward and Donald Brownlee state, “It may be that plate tectonics is the central requirement for life on a planet.” How … Continue reading Rare Earth
Apologetics/Defending the Christian Faith
Anything’s possible. But what’s most probable?
In 2007, after 50 years of serving as a champion and defender of atheism, British philosopher, Antony Flew, made a decision that rocked the atheistic world: he changed his mind. He published his story in 2007 titled, "There is a God: How the World's Most Notorious Atheist Changed his Mind." It's a brilliant book I … Continue reading Anything’s possible. But what’s most probable?
Creation on a Razor’s Edge
Creation on a Razor’s Edge Nick Watts * August 16, 2026 Opening Remarks After the death of my son, as I was investigating atheism to see if it offered a better explanation for “the problem of pain” than the biblical worldview, God used something in particular to help me with my doubt: the sun. I … Continue reading Creation on a Razor’s Edge
Is Believing in God Logical?
Is believing in God logical? That's a great - and common - question. I can remember when I believed in God simply because my grandparents said so, or Billy Graham said so. Eventually, I discovered something that revolutionized my faith… The Biblical Worldview is accepted by faith - but not blind faith. It was shortly … Continue reading Is Believing in God Logical?
No Separation of Church and Space
The first thing I remember wanting to be when I grew up was an astronomer. What follows was written by Wall St Journal writer, Bethel McGrew, as she contemplated comments by astronaut, Victor Glover, related to his recent mission to the moon via Artemis II. Be inspired, nick "It has long been an inconvenient fact … Continue reading No Separation of Church and Space
Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation
During a break at a conference I attended I was reading an introductory book on cosmology. When I arrived at the author’s comments on Isaac Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation I just sat in awe. Like you, I’ve heard of the Law before but never really just sat back and let it soak in. Newton’s … Continue reading Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation
Infinity vs. Eternity
Q: Since the universe cannot logically be infinite (infinite regress), is it not logical that God can also not be infinite? A: This very good question does indeed rule out a concept of God who is "infinite" as the English word is defined. But, rather than described as "infinite," the God of the Bible is … Continue reading Infinity vs. Eternity
My response to actor, Brian Cox
Brian Cox is an outstanding actor. He's also a weak thinker, and egregiously disrespectful. His words in the May 1st, NY Post article are bigoted, intolerant, and hateful. The Post records Cox making the following asinine statements: “The Bible is one of the worst books ever, for me, from my point of view. Because it … Continue reading My response to actor, Brian Cox
To all skeptics of the biblical worldview…
I’m not asking you to accept the Christian faith. I’m merely asking to consider the scientific data. Is it possible everything in the cosmos just popped into existence by chance? Anything’s possible. (It’s possible a steak dinner will pop into existence in front of me shortly.) But, scientists don’t focus their attention on the endless … Continue reading To all skeptics of the biblical worldview…
Can a Scientist Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ?
Meet Dr. Ian Hutchinson, Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering at MIT. Hutchinson is merely one of scientists from all over the world who have professed their faith in Jesus Christ. Below, I've printed for you the transcript of an article he authored in 2016 titled, "Can a Scientist Believe in the Resurrection? Three Hypotheses." … Continue reading Can a Scientist Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ?