SCIENCE BLOG

Non-renewable to Renewable Energy—Easy or Difficult?

By Jim Virkler | July 26, 2022

In one sense, the world “runs” on energy. In the US, the industrial and transportation sectors consume almost two-thirds of the energy produced. Could modern society live without industrial production…

Scientists Who Believe

By Jim Virkler | July 19, 2022

The topic of belief in God is multidimensional. We have discussed differences in God- belief, such as the startling drop in belief among 18-29 year-olds in the US from 2017-2022—the…

Diminished Belief in God

By Jim Virkler | July 7, 2022

Our Science/Faith blog connects with many contemporary phenomena. We are concerned about current societal chaos, specifically, breakdowns in law and order such as unprovoked weapons attacks on innocent people at…

Questions for the Creator

By Jim Virkler | June 27, 2022

On the “spectrum” of fascinating science topics, we offer the electromagnetic spectrum as our topic of inquiry. Humanity is immersed in a sea of electromagnetic waves every moment of our…

Works of God: Code Creator

By Jim Virkler | June 16, 2022

Prior to discussing the significance of codes in terms of the works of The Creator of All Things, we recall a wonderful set of experiences while I was in college. In the…

U. S. Congress Revisits UAP Sightings

By Jim Virkler | May 28, 2022

The recent May 17, 2022 public congressional hearing was expected to provide citizens with long-sought answers concerning UAPs ( unidentified aerial phenomena). The previous US Congressional open hearing dealing with UAPs occurred in…

Reproduction Rights and Roe

By Jim Virkler | May 14, 2022

Discussions involving human reproductive rights generate intense controversy. Our national populace has always been concerned about human rights. As humans what rights do we have? Our rights are deemed sacred because humans…

God Manifest in the Mundane

By Jim Virkler | April 28, 2022

Our recent family move to a different state necessitated many deliberate actions and modifications during the moving process. Of course, there was plentiful discard of what may be termed “junk.”…

God Belief—Proven, Probable, or Doubtful?

By Jim Virkler | April 16, 2022

What is more important than belief in God? Many would put this question at the top of their list of important life issues. People who believe in God usually acknowledge…

Carbon Neutrality and Climate Change

By Jim Virkler | March 24, 2022

In the last several decades climate change has been the new topic du jour. A famous saying attributed to Mark Twain, “Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it,”…