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Category Archives: new age
Podcast #91 – IT’S ALIVE
We talk with Christina L. Graves, a biology student (and prebiotic chemistry researcher) at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Christina walks us through the recent announcement by the J. Craig Venter Institute that they have created a self-replicating, synthetic cell. … Continue reading
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Tagged abiogenesis, atheopath, j. craig venter institute, jcvi, prebiotic chemistry, raelians, splice, synthetic cell, venter
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Eternal Life: A New Vision
Review by John C. Snider © 2009 When I read John Shelby Spong’s Jesus for the Non-Religious, I declared him an honorary atheist. Here was a retired Episcopal bishop, free of any obligation to a flock, secure in the fact … Continue reading
Intelligence Without Design: A Third Way?
by John C. Snider © 2009 We’re all familiar with the debate: either the universe was created by an intelligent creator, or it’s the result of natural forces and random happenstance, with no purpose or direction except that which we … Continue reading

Podcast #63 – Efficacy of Prayer
It’s the p-p-p-p-power of prayer! Or not. We look at several anecdotes that point toward the efficacy (or inefficacy) of intercessory prayer, including: The tragic cases of two teenage girls (one in TN, one in KY), both of whom suffered … Continue reading →