Evidence, logic and the habit of thinking clearly. These articles set out how science explains the world without appeal to the supernatural, why reason and the burden of proof matter, and how rational enquiry has steadily filled the gaps that gods once occupied.
Flood geology claims a single global deluge made the rock record. Stratigraphy, fossils, evaporites, and thermodynamics say otherwise. Here is why it fails.
Does Flood Geology Survive the Evidence? Read Post »
The AWARE studies tested whether consciousness leaves the body at death. The evidence is in. We examine what it actually shows about souls and survival.
Do Near-Death Experiences Prove the Soul? Read Post »
The cosmological argument claims God is the uncaused first cause. Tested against its own logic, it collapses into special pleading. Here is why.
Who Made God? The First-Cause Argument Fails Read Post »
The apologetic claim that Gospel testimony reliably proves the resurrection is tested against memory science, legal evidence standards, and transmission history.
Can Gospel Testimony Prove the Resurrection? Read Post »
Creationists claim the second law of thermodynamics refutes evolution. Here is why that argument fails at its first step, and what its persistence reveals.
Does Physics Actually Disprove Evolution? Read Post »
The Vatican has a formal medical board, a legal procedure, and a standard of proof. Here is why none of it would survive outside the room.
Can the Vatican Actually Prove a Miracle? Read Post »
The Quran’s embryology miracle claim collapses under scrutiny. The vocabulary, the framework, and even the errors all trace back to Galen, not to God.
Did the Quran Predict Embryology? No. Read Post »
Creationists say DNA and enzymes need each other, so life required a designer. Nobel Prize-winning RNA research dissolved that dilemma in 1982. Here is how.
The DNA Chicken-and-Egg Argument Is Wrong Read Post »
The Catholic Church has certified 70 miracles across 200 million Lourdes pilgrims. We examine what those numbers actually mean for the miracle claim.
Lourdes: What the Church’s Own Numbers Reveal Read Post »
Creationism borrows science’s authority when convenient and denounces it as conspiracy when not. This essay names that incoherence and follows it to its conclusion.
Does Creationism Actually Believe in Science? Read Post »
