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Nebula and galaxies in space. Space many light years far from the Earth. Elements of this image furnished by NASA. By Maximusdn/stock.adobe.com

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Scientists find possible life signature on distant planet

Jim Denison, PhD

Robot working at computer among people to illustrate the future of AI robots. By ihorvsn/stock.adobe.com

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“Computers with limbs” are coming. Is this a good thing?

Jim Denison, PhD

Doctor interacts with an advanced AI interface, highlighting the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing medical diagnostics and patient outcomes. By Toowongsa/stock.adobe.com

Current events

Google AI makes breakthrough in biology

Mark Legg

Life after death quote on wooden signpost outdoors in mountain scenery. By Jon Anders Wiken/stock.adobe.com

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“Do You Believe in Life After Death?”

Jim Denison, PhD

Pushing a cart on the snacks aisle inside a grocery shop. By K.A/stock.adobe.com

Current events

Navigating the dangers when health gets political

Erin Kerry

Close up side shot of microplastics on human hand. By Pcess609/stock.adobe.com

Current events

Potentially harmful microplastics found in human testis

Mark Legg

A total solar eclipse is observed above the mountainous Siberian Altai region, about 3,000 kilometers (1,850 miles) east of Moscow, on Friday, Aug. 1, 2008. (AP Photo/Oleg Romanov, File)

The Daily Article

“I may not see any more eclipses”

Jim Denison, PhD

Dr. Jonathan Witt joins The Denison Forum Podcast to discuss this central question of his book, A Meaningful World: How the Arts and Sciences Reveal the Genius of Nature.

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How the arts and sciences reveal God’s genius: Dr. Jonathan Witt discusses “A Meaningful World”

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Alister McGrath joined The Denison Forum Podcast to discuss his latest book, "Coming to Faith through Dawkins."

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How can doubt and disbelief become transforming faith? A conversation with Alister McGrath

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Light shines forth from a starfield on a dark sky, an illustration of the beginning of the universe © By Quality Stock Arts/stock.adobe.com

Popular culture

The Judeo-Christian origins of modern science: An excerpt from “Return of the God Hypothesis” by Stephen C. Meyer

Stephen Meyer

Popular culture

What’s it like being a Christian in the field of science? An excerpt from “Chasing Proof, Finding Faith” by Tom Rudelius

Tom Rudelius

In "Chasing Proof, Finding Faith," Dr. Tom Rudelius chronicles his conversion to Christianity while still wrestling with doubt.

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What happens when a theoretical physicist meets God? A conversation with Dr. Tom Rudelius

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In "Chasing Proof, Finding Faith," Dr. Tom Rudelius chronicles his conversion to Christianity while still wrestling with doubt.

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“Return of the God Hypothesis”: A conversation with Dr. Stephen Meyer

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Oklahoma players celebrate with the trophy after defeating Florida State in the NCAA Women's College World Series championship series, Thursday, June 8, 2023, in Oklahoma City. (AP Photo/Nate Billings). The OU softball team has also made headlines for its Christian witness.

Current events

OU women’s softball team makes history as its coach serves Jesus

Jim Denison, PhD

Professor teaching at class, pointing to a white board

Biblical living

Does the multiverse prove that God exists?

Mark Legg

Health care researchers working in life science laboratory. Young female research scientist and senior male supervisor preparing and analyzing microscope slides in research lab.

Current events

8 modern-day Christian scientists you need to know

Mark Legg

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Current events

Nuclear fusion discovery promises clean energy: Why Christians should be scientifically savvy

Mark Legg

Replicas of the Piltdown Man, which was termed an unscrupulous hoax by British scientists, are on display at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, Nov. 21, 1953. British scientists said the relics, dug from an English gravel pit in 1911-1913, include what they said was an ape's jawbone and a canine tooth. The cranium, they said, is a genuine fossil, about 50,000 years old. (AP Photo/Tom Fitzsimmons)

Biblical living

On this day in Christian history, the “missing link” Piltdown Man was revealed to be a hoax

Ryan Denison, PhD

People walk outside the U.S Capitol building in Washington, Thursday, June 9, 2022.

Current events

The latest on the midterms: How America can experience a “new birth of freedom”

Jim Denison, PhD

Current events

Ask Jim: When does science say life begins? And other answers to tough questions

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Biblical living

Ask Jim: How can I share my faith in light of evolution? And other answers to tough questions

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"The most advanced telescope ever launched": Has science made religion obsolete?

Current events

“The most advanced telescope ever launched”: Has science made religion obsolete?

Jim Denison, PhD

Hinge Moments: Trading in our dreams for God’s when change comes

Popular culture

Hinge Moments: Trading in our dreams for God’s when change comes

Steve Yount

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The Duel and the Dance: Is “Science God” Dying?

Mark Turman, DMin

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