By sustainable energy professional and AT board member Cherri-Ann Farquharson I first encountered Adventist Today (AT) on Facebook. What stood out immediately was the boldness—the willingness to ask hard questions and explore ideas that many platforms shy away from. As someone deeply rooted in the Adventist tradition and working at the intersection of science, policy, […]
“It’s just a simple tube?” by Jack Hoehn | 18 December 2024 | A newborn’s first job is to find some oxygen, the second is to find a nipple. Little puppies and little people expend their first newborn energy looking for something to eat. I’ve read several articles on the digestive system that begin with […]
“Please wash your hands” is a present truth. But why do germs exist, and why do we have so many? Aren’t bacteria bad? by Jack Hoehn | 21 August 2024 | There is a world you cannot see without a microscope. But a drop of pond water on a microscope can show us an autonomous […]
par Shelley Curtis Weaver | 8 décembre 2023 | Si vous n’avez pas visité le Nord-Ouest Pacifique et la gorge du Columbia, vous ratez une expérience unique. Je me le répète à chaque fois que j’y passe et traverse ces rivières qui ont intimidé les premiers explorateurs tels que Lewis et Clark. Les vues sont […]
by Shelley Curtis Weaver | 28 November 2023 | If you haven’t visited the Pacific Northwest and the Columbia Gorge, you are missing a unique experience. I remind myself each time that I am making passage, enjoying river-crossings that daunted early explorers like Lewis and Clark. The views are impressive. Basalt columns climb to the […]
30 June 2021 | Reviewed by Jack Hoehn Stephen C. Meyer is very easy to listen to and very understandable when he participates in the many debates he has had presenting the scientific basis of Intelligent Design. His two previous major books, Darwin’s Doubt (2013) and Signature in the Cell (2009), can both be read […]
By Jack Hoehn Günter Bechly, PhD, is a German scientist. He was raised agnostic or atheist by his family, his schools, his culture. Given no religious training or exposure, this was a scientific, rational, non-superstitious world to him and his family. He was an excellent student and graduated summa cum laude (that means very smart!) […]
By Jack Hoehn QUESTIONS: Are you quite sure that George W. Bush was once president of the USA? Can you still remember when Lance Armstrong won his 7th or 6th or 5th Tour de France bicycle race? Are you uncertain if Tiger Woods ever won the British Open? Do you know that there was a […]
by Lawrence G. Downing, August 29, 2016: In the course of her May 6, 2016, interview with 2006 Southern Adventist University graduate and KUSC FM[1] on-air host Brian Lauritzen, Spectrum writer Alita Byrd asked Lauritzen whether he considered himself an Adventist still. For those of us who are part of, and care for, the Adventist […]