Entropy and the Biological Connection Around 1850, physicists Sir. William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) and Rudolf Clausius established both the First Law of Thermodynamics—while the diverse energy forms within a system are interchangeable, the total energy of a closed system is conserved—and the Second Law of Thermodynamics— over time, the energy convertible to work in a closed system irreversibly decreases…
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Fine Tuning and the Probability of Adam and Eve: Part 1
This is the first post in a series that is designed as a discussion starter about the scientific probability of Adam and Eve. The argument is a unique apologetic advancing the philosophical argument for Fine Tuning by applying new genomic research into the controversial study of human origins. As each part is posted, I invite…
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