New Evidence for the Appearance of Life on Earth
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New Evidence Suggests an Earlier Date for the First Appearance of Life on Earth
Our Earth is estimated to be about 4.4 billion years old. Over time, scientists have pushed the date of the earliest appearance of life on Earth farther and farther back. For the past two decades, the general consensus has been that life first appeared on Earth about 3.5 billion years ago, meaning that for the first billion years, Earth was "lifeless". Now a new study in Nature magazine suggests the date is much earlier. The research is definitely controversial. In fact, some critics of the new study have called the fossil evidence "dubio-fossils". Obviously, it isn't just politics that's controversial today! Check out Oldest Bacteria.
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This post examines the question of what Christians should think about climate science and climate change.
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A Different Perspective on New Year's Resolutions
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The twelve days of Christmas are a time to celebrate a message of hope. It is also a time to take an unexpected perspective on other forms of hope.