12Nov 2026 by Post

Gad Saad’s Law of Talking about Intelligent Design — Disproved

appeal to authority, atheists, biochemists, discourse, Evolution, evolutionary psychology, evolutionists, gravity, humorists, Intelligent Design, interviews, Irreducible Complexity, Michael Behe, pundits, Richard Dawkins, Saad’s Law, satire, scholars, Stephen Meyer, The Telegraph, vulgarity, X (platform)
Saad is a scholar who is supposed to know what he’s talking about if he ventures to say something about a subject adjacent to his own field. Source
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11Nov 2026 by Post

Was Mohammed Prophesied in the Bible?

4. Is the NT True?, Apologetics, Biblical Prophecy, Christianity, Clark Moghadam, ConvincingProof.org, Gospel, Islamic Apologetics, Mohammed, Theology and Christian Apologetics
“I came across the claim that Muhammad and other religious people like Buddha were referenced in the Bible, and I was hoping you could give me your thoughts. I compiled all the reasons why they believe this. I am not theologically knowledgeable enough to comprehend this, but it has been bugging me. The Bible mentions Muhammad as the “offspring of Ishmael,” “sons of Dumah,” or “Machmad.” In Song of Solomon 5:16, the word “lovely” is said to be mentioning Muhammad. The reason for this is that the Hebrew word that’s translated into English as “lovely” is “Mahmad.” This is a description of a man, and he is said to be delightful at the end of the description. Another Bible reference, allegedly about Muhammad, is Nebaioth or Nebajoth, who is mentioned…
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11Nov 2026 by Post

In BIO-Complexity, a “How-to-Manual” for Using ID to Guide Scientific Research

Applied Sciences, BIO-Complexity, Brian Miller, Center for Science and Culture, complex specified information, conclusions, designed systems, Emily Reeves, experimental science, experiments, function, George Montañez, historical science, hypotheses, Intelligent Design, Irreducible Complexity, Jonathan McLatchie, Michael Behe, observations, Research, scientific advancements, scientific method, Stephen Meyer, William Dembski
So how does ID use the scientific method? It’s a simple method and it goes like this — all taken from our paper — in four simple steps. Source
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10Nov 2026 by Post

Who’s to Blame for the Election? The Only Stat You Need to Know – PLUS Q&A

2026 Election Results, Christian Apologetics, Christianity, Conservative Voters, Donald Trump, Dr. Frank Turek, Gas Prices, Iran War, morality, philosophy, Podcast, religion, theology
With so much attention on gas prices, Trump, and the War on Iran, is everyone totally missing the plot when it comes to the 2026 election results? In this midweek episode, Frank examines what went wrong for conservative voters and reveals the one surprising statistic you need to know about the current political climate. You’ll learn: What’s the #1 stat you need to know when examining the 2026 election results? Who is working towards setting up a theocracy in the United States? How did Dearborn, MI become predominantly Muslim? Why are Jews continually being persecuted? How do we know how to vote biblically? What are the 3 most unaffordable products in our economy right now and what makes them so expensive? What’s more important, cheap gas prices or protecting people…
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09Nov 2026 by Post

Twisting Scripture for Profit: Exposing Paula White-Cain’s Prosperity Gospel

Apologetics, Christianity, False Prophet, Gospel, Health and Wealth, Heresy, Jason Jiminez, Paul White, Prosperity Gospel, StandStrongMinistries.com, Theology and Christian Apologetics
Are you aware that President Trump appointed a prosperity preacher as his director of the Faith Office, who, just a few years ago, was under investigation by the IRS and the US Senate for the lavish lifestyle she was living with donor money and then filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy? In this article, I’d like to raise three theological concerns about Paula White and explain why I believe Trump’s choice does not reflect strong, consistent Christian leadership. It is imperative to have a leader whose teachings promote sound doctrine and foster genuine spiritual growth. To be fair to Paula, I want to point out that she deserves recognition for her strong advocacy of religious freedom and pro-life policies. Every Christian can appreciate and support these critical issues, so I am thankful…
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08Nov 2026 by Post

Robert J. Marks Asks: Where Is Heaven?

Baylor University, dimensions, Edwin A. Abbott, Faith & Science, free will, H.G. Wells, Heaven, higher dimensions, mathematics, Mind Matters News, miracles, Multidimensional Signal Analysis, multiple dimensions, outer space, parallel universes, perspective, physics, Plato, predestination, reality, Robert J. Marks, Stephen Hawking, string theory, The Country of the Blind, theology
The talk considers multiple dimensions from mathematical and theological angles to ask whether Heaven might exist in dimensions beyond the ones we can perceive.  Source
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07Nov 2026 by Post

AI Chatbots Pose Unique Dangers for Young People

adults, Anton Chekhov, artificial inteligence, Artificial Intimacy, boredom, brain, ChatGPT, Children, classrooms, distraction, drugs, Education, emergency, friends, lovers, machine programming, Moscow Art Theater, neural pathways, Parents, psychology, Sherry Turkle, smart toy, social life, Technology, teens, therapists
"Just say no, I don’t want my child in a school that has this. Big parents meeting. We don’t want it. Every school. And things will change." Source
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06Nov 2026 by Post

Fostering Relationships Despite the Prevalence of Technology

Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intimacy, chatbots, communication, community, community centers, Conversation, Fathers, friendship, Harrison Ford, I And Thou, interviews, Mark Zuckerberg, Martin Buber, mothers, psychology, relationships, Seniors, Sherry Turkle, talking, Technology, vulnerability
MIT psychologist Dr. Sherry Turkle has been observing the effects of chatbot use on dozens of people, young and old. Source
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06Nov 2026 by Post

Where Did We Come From? 5 Lines of Scientific Evidence

Big Bang, Christian Apologetics, Christianity, Cosmological Argument, Dr. Frank Turek, I don't have enough faith to be an atheist, morality, origin of the universe, philosophy, Podcast, religion, theology
Where did we come from? Why are we here? And where are we going? Every worldview has to answer at least five essential questions, but which one leads us to the truth? It’s been 20+ years since the original release of, ‘I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist‘, and while the arguments haven’t changed, there’s now even MORE evidence to support them! To celebrate the release of the newly revised and updated edition, Frank starts at the very beginning (literally!) by examining the scientific and philosophical evidence for the origin of the universe. You’ll learn: What are the five major questions that every worldview needs to answer (not just Christianity)? Can you make a scientific case for a Creator without using the Bible? What are the five lines…
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