Human Body

The human liver is a very vital organ. It is so important that if it stops functioning even for a single day, a person will simply die. The liver weighs around 3 pounds and is reddish-brown in [...]

Around four to five thousand litres of blood flow through the human kidneys every day. The blood contains toxic molecules taken up with food and/or metabolic degradation products that the human [...]

Remarkably, neuroscience tells us three things about the mind: the mind is metaphysically simple, the intellect and will are immaterial, and free will is real. In the middle of the twentieth [...]

Two great achievements occurred in 1953, more than half a century ago. The first was the successful ascent of Mt. Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Sir Edmund Hillary and his guide, [...]

The four front teeth in each arch are called incisors, and their function is to cut food with their sharp thin edges.  On each side of the incisors, at the corners of the mouth, are the canines.  [...]

Complexity in Life It is simple to learn a subtle method shared by random evolutionists promoting evolution. Notice a common approach toward nature starting with Charles Darwin, who said in 1859: [...]

Atheists claims that mutations coupled with natural selection have evolved various immune systems existing in life today from simple to the very complex system in humans. However, the various [...]

Immune Systems, The Body’s Army Good neighborhoods provide families a lot of protection, but even the best of communities remain vulnerable to the threat of criminals invading their homes. [...]

Seeing is Believing: The Design of the Human Eye If one of your friends asked you, “How do you know God exists?,” what would you say? There are many different ways to prove God’s existence, [...]