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#51

Put kroz znanost - generalno / Odg: Lista znanstvenika koji u...

Zadnji post by student - Vel 25, 2026, 09:31 PRIJEPODNE

Did Darwin kill God, or has modern science revived the case for belief Stephen Meyer joins James Orr to explore DNA as digital code, the limits of neo-Darwinism, and the fine-tuning of the universe. From cancellation in the New Atheist era to the return of the God hypothesis, this is a conversation about science, design, and whether materialism can still explain life.

#52

Put kroz znanost - generalno / Odg: Torinsko platno (Sveto pl...

Zadnji post by student - Vel 15, 2026, 01:47 POSLIJEPODNE

Gary Habermas provides a presentation of the Shroud of Turin and discusses its authenticity.

#53

Kršćanstvo vs druge religije i filozofije / Odg: Argumenti i debate sa mus...

Zadnji post by student - Vel 11, 2026, 02:57 POSLIJEPODNE

Isus Krist je Bog u Kuranu

#54

Kršćanstvo vs druge religije i filozofije / Odg: Argumenti i debate sa ate...

Zadnji post by student - Vel 11, 2026, 11:32 PRIJEPODNE

#55

Kršćanstvo vs druge religije i filozofije / Odg: Argumenti i debate sa mus...

Zadnji post by student - Vel 07, 2026, 07:42 PRIJEPODNE

Duh Sveti u Kuranu

#56

Kršćanstvo vs druge religije i filozofije / Odg: Argumenti i debate sa mus...

Zadnji post by student - Vel 02, 2026, 01:34 PRIJEPODNE

#57

Put kroz Bibliju / Odg: Raskrinkano - Biblija nij...

Zadnji post by student - Ožu 30, 2026, 01:28 POSLIJEPODNE

Dr. Bart Ehrman declares what he thinks is the most significant discovery in the history of biblical studies. Does Dr. Craig agree?

#58

Put kroz fiziku / Odg: Kozmološki argumenti

Zadnji post by student - Ožu 21, 2026, 02:37 POSLIJEPODNE

#59

Put kroz Bibliju / "tumačenja"

Zadnji post by student - Ožu 21, 2026, 02:18 POSLIJEPODNE

Dan Mcclellan recently went on Alex O'Connor's podcast and tried to make the case that the Bible doesn't consider the unborn to be human persons. We shed light on a few of his biggest mistakes.

[innovation]

#60

Put kroz biologiju i kemiju / Odg: Inteligentni dizajner

Zadnji post by student - Ožu 13, 2026, 10:37 POSLIJEPODNE

In this conversation, chemist James Tour and biomedical scientist Rob Stadler examine what long-term laboratory experiments reveal about evolution's capabilities—and its limits.

Focusing on controlled, repeatable studies rather than historical inference, they discuss why many evolutionary experiments show rapid adaptation followed by clear constraints, particularly when multiple coordinated changes are required. Drawing on research involving bacteria, yeast, plants, and metabolic systems, the discussion explores the difference between adaptation, optimization, and genuine biological innovation.

Along the way, they consider why complex biological systems often resist stepwise change, how organisms frequently respond by suppressing or rerouting existing pathways, and what these findings suggest about long-standing assumptions in evolutionary biology.

The result is a careful, evidence-driven conversation about what evolution can—and cannot—demonstrate in the laboratory.