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Brain Chip Implants: Medical Breakthrough or Infringing on God’s Design?
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Megan Bailey
Scientists are seeing incredible results from early testing of microchips inserted in the brain to boost memory. Is this a medical breakthrough, or the mark of something more sinister? The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has been very involved in the development of brain chip implants, spending upwards of $77 million in the…
U.S. Professor Claims Belief in Aliens Could Soon Replace Faith in God
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Lesli White
More people are convinced that extraterrestrials do exist. More than half of Americans believe in God. Surprisingly, the number of people who believe in aliens is only slightly lower. As these numbers increase, Diana Pasulka, a professor at the University of North Carolina, claims that a belief in aliens could replace religious beliefs in the…
Geophysicist Stephen Meyer Argues That Disproving a Creator of Life is Almost Impossible
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Which theory explains the existence of life and all its incredible forms, Darwin’s theory of evolution by virtue of natural selection or religiously centered creationism caused and controlled by God? In most debates, those are the only answers offered. Either life itself is a fluke that began in primordial soup with molecules that blundered across…
‘Science Does Not Kill God’: Physicist Marcelo Gleiser Awarded Prize For Work Blending Science and Religion
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Militant atheists and religious zealots alike have long peddled the idea that science and religion are incompatible. Prizewinning theoretical physicist Marcelo Gleiser, however, takes intense issue with that statement. In fact, he recently won the annual Templeton Prize for his work debunking the idea. Gleiser is far from the only scientist to disagree with the…
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