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How Do You Cram the Universe Into A Story — and Keep it Focused?

Philosopher Stephen Meyer narrates the film but never gets in the story’s way

At last, the end of materialism escapes the lecture room; it becomes a story about real people in real time in the midst of a civilizational struggle.

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Crucial Links to the Eyes, Bones, and Mind

The eye is the most fascinating organ in the human body.

In literature, one of the most famous books of the 20th century and beyond focuses on vision: 1984, with Big Brother always watching you.

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Why Engineer Walter Bradley (1943-2025) Still Matters

For Bradley, engineering was not about prestige or profit, but about restoring dignity

Bradley’s ability to “live out loud” as a Christian without proselytizing deeply shaped those around him.

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How Life Becomes Comprehensible: A New Scientific Framework

Exploring the principles that make existence understandable

Simply put, there is no gradualistic pathway to explain penguins…or cetaceans, or bats, or marine iguanas, etc., or almost anything else, as Behe made clear.

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