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My high school physics teachers let me "play" with all kinds of stuff during lunch breaks. Then at university, my Read more

In my final undergraduate year at Dordt University, Harry Cook encouraged me to continue my studies in graduate school. Since Read more

I chose biology out of a love for biodiversity, a desire to better understand evolution and how it might affect Read more

I grew up surrounded by plants at my parents' garden centre, and I loved science, so it just made sense Read more

When I was a child, I never knew there was such a thing as computer science. I was interested in Read more

I loved dinosaurs as a kid, and I never outgrew them. Their pre-human history, incomplete fossil record, and unfamiliar anatomy Read more

Well, I’ve had many and I think I’m still choosing! I studied psychology because human thoughts and behaviours are fascinating, Read more

Since I'm a pastor, my scientific interest is a sideline to my basic profession and vocation. It basically got started Read more

As a teen, my first job was as assistant to the local veterinarian where I found working with animals fascinating. Read more

Martin de Wit, "Sustainability and Biblical Creation Care"

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Kathy Belicki, "Memory’s Characteristics and the Differences Among the Resurrection Accounts ..."

Keith Fox, "Human Genome Modification: Should Scientists Be Allowed to Change Our Genes?"

Cory Lebrecque, "And Death Shall Have No Dominion: Science, Transhumanism, and Christianity ..."

Alan Dickin, "Did Joshua Really Fight the Battle of Jericho? A Reassessment of the ... Evidence"