Originally touted as a “theory of everything”, string theory’s popularity fluctuated after initial enthusiasm. Despite intense research, the hoped-for breakthrough reconciling quantum and cosmic scales remains elusive.
The Multiverse Theory proposes the existence of multiple or infinite parallel universes beyond our own. However, it remains highly debatable among scientists.
The universe seems finely tuned to allow for life. Some view this as evidence of intentional design, while others say it’s just a lucky coincidence among infinite universes or multiverse. This ongoing debate has big implications for our place in the cosmos.
It was reported in the news that Nasa detected a system, 100 light years away, that has six planets, all about the same size. They’ve barely changed since its formation billion of years ago and scientists hope to unravel how this system was formed.
How old is the Earth? Science estimates that the Earth was formed about 4.5 billion years ago, but some interpretations of the Bible suggest that it is much younger—only about 6,000 years old. The debate over the age of Earth pits Young Earth Creationists against proponents of an Old Earth.
Did you know that many of our modern scientific advances were spurred on by faith-based views of a logical universe? Examine how Christianity has played…
Science and Christianity has always been a major topic of discussion. According to Dr. Ng Kam Weng, Research Director of the Kairos Research Centre, there are various ways to relate science and Christianity including Conflict, Independence, Complementation, Dialogue & Integration, and a Holistic Worldview.
Believing science and Christianity are enemies? This article is going to make you think again. It challenges the common belief, suggesting they’re not rivals but partners in unveiling the truth.
Does science challenge faith, or can they coexist? We explore this question, debunking common misconceptions about the conflict between Christianity and science.