Axiom II is "Gravity is a Field Emitted from the Center of the Earth." We can deduce Principle I from the following physical evidence, empirical observations or established theories which are part of Axiom II.
The Universe is Made From the Components of Water
Axiom I is "The Universe is Made From the Components of Water." We can deduce Principle I from the following physical evidence, empirical observations or established theories which are part of Axiom I.
A Horse, a Horse, My Kingdom for a Horse
Something that we find interesting is: people who profess to be scientifically knowledgeable have hissy fits when they're told that evolution is the process of genetic decay.
Does God Make You Angry?
Have you ever been asked this question: If God is a God of love then why does he allow little children to suffer? Some people focus their anger at God on questions like: why do innocent children get sick and die of incurable diseases?
Peleg’s Tectonics
Christians are making major strides in how they're able to account for the stratigraphic column as being the remnants of Noah's flood. They're embracing the material and have developed some technical proficiency.
The Reptile-Mammal Transition
The reptile-mammal transition is abiogenesis not evolution. It's evidence that God created in a systematic manner of increasing complexity.
Helical Helios
The sun orbits the Earth in a helical spiral. The sun is called Helios in Greek. Either the sun is called Helios because it has a helical orbit, or helices are called helices because they mimic the motion of the sun - Helios.
Betelgeuse Is Neither as Far Nor as Large as We Thought
In the wake of recent fluctuations in Betelgeuse's brightness, astronomers have rigorously examined the star's vital statistics, and come up with a bit of a surprise.
Betelgeuse is 25 percent closer than scientists thought
Scientists studying the star Betelgeuse have determined that it’s actually roughly 25% closer than previous estimates.
Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse
Objects in space may be closer than they appear. Betelgeuse isn't only around 25% closer to Earth than previously thought, but it’s also considerably smaller. Those aren't our words, they're from the popular science press (SciPop).
