Scientific Intersections
Where Scripture and natural science align or interact
Big Bang Cosmology and the Beginning of the Universe
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Twentieth-century cosmology, from Einstein's general relativity to the Hubble redshift to the cosmic microwave background, has converged on a universe with a finite past — a conclusion that aligns naturally with Genesis 1:1 and supports the Kalam cosmological argument.
Fine-Tuning of the Universe
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The fundamental constants of physics are calibrated to extraordinarily precise values necessary for life to exist.
The Kalam Cosmological Argument
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Modern cosmology confirms the universe had a beginning, which logically implies a cause beyond the universe itself.
Biblical Foreknowledge: Scientific Statements Ahead of Their Time
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Several statements in Scripture describe physical phenomena that were not understood by science until centuries or millennia later.
DNA and Information Theory
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DNA contains digital information encoded in a four-letter chemical alphabet, and all known experience shows that information originates from intelligence.
Origin of Life Probability Thresholds
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The probability of even a minimally functional protein forming by chance, let alone a self-replicating system, is several orders of magnitude below the standard "universal probability bound"; this has driven origin-of-life research toward RNA-world and other non-random mechanisms, but none has yet closed the probabilistic gap.