Boundless Line: Science

What Boosts Risk of Divorce/Marital Success?

by Glenn Stanton on 02/10/2012
There are a number of factors social scientists consistently find that are regularly associated with increased risk of divorce for a couple. It is important that couples, before they decide to marry, be aware of the factors associated with greater risk of divorce. Read more.

A Lifelong Habit

by Andrew Hess on 11/24/2011
Cultivate the lifelong habit of being thankful for what God has given you. Read more.

Don’t Cry Out Loud

by Greg Smalley on 10/12/2011
Instead of valuing our feelings as a great source of information, we stuff them, ignore them or judge them away. Read more.

The Power of Imagination

by Nathan Pyle on 10/12/2011
Jesus said what we think about doing, and what we actually do, can sometimes be the same thing. Science backs Him up. Read more.

Quackery

by Dawn McBane on 09/01/2011
Really? This is what the stem cell research debate has come to? Read more.

Chosen

by Dawn McBane on 08/25/2011
What do we do with the technological advancements we see around us every day? Read more.

More Bad News on Men and Family

by Glenn Stanton on 08/11/2011
He wanted to be a father, but things being what they were, had no ready access to eggs or a womb. Sabrina wanted badly to be a mother, but she faced a shortage of male baby juice. What to do, what to do? Read more.

Without Error, Without Equal

by Nathan Pyle on 06/28/2011
Talking points for defending the Bible's divine and inerrant nature. Read more.

Sex Differences Matter

by Glenn Stanton on 06/15/2011
Even when elites think they are making a case against gender, they are actually making a case for it. Read more.

Choosing One's Gender

by Glenn Stanton on 05/25/2011
The desire to be truly genderless is a very recent ideological construction, for if left to nature’s course, no individual or society becomes androgynous. Read more.

The Big Bang Query

by Nathan Pyle on 05/17/2011
By pitting Christianity against science, the Gospel is often overshadowed in favor of debate. Read more.

What Wisdom Is, and Isn't

by Matt Kaufman on 09/24/2010
Where Solomon went wrong, and where some of us are too. Read more.

When Lightning Strikes

by Matt Kaufman on 06/17/2010
Giant Jesus statue destroyed. Reporters snicker. Reporters miss the point. Read more.

Intelligent Summer Opportunity

by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 04/13/2010
If you are a college junior, senior, or first-year grad student interested in the topic of intelligent design, this summer program may be for you! Read more.

This Is Your Brain on Porn

by Matt Kaufman on 04/07/2010
Even if you know pornography is bad news, you need to know about this too. Read more.

IPCC Researchers Admit Global Warming Fraud

by Ted Slater on 11/24/2009
This is the scandal of the century. Read more.

Genesis Fun: Water

by Ted Slater on 10/06/2009
I really enjoy the book of Genesis. One theme that intrigues me has to do with water. Read more.

Green Engineer Rejects Global Warming

by Ted Slater on 08/17/2009
Burt Rutan is one of the foremost aerospace engineers on the planet. He hasn't fallen for all the "climate change" hype. Read more.

Too Smart for God?

by Matt Kaufman on 08/13/2009
My column talks about why many scientists don't believe in God. At least one reader thinks I missed the mark. Now it's your turn. Read more.

Once Gay, Always Gay?

by Matt Kaufman on 08/12/2009
So you'd think if you heard about last week's statement from a psychologists' group. But that's not all you should hear. Read more.

Just Wondering Why

by Tom Neven on 07/30/2009
I’m wondering why there’s virtual silence about President Obama's choice for Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy who once considered compulsory abortion as a way to control the supposed population bomb. Read more.