Episodes

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Nov. 2, 2026

The Extraordinarily Long-Lived Mice

Tests with mice have routinely been done in the Aardsma Research and Publishing (ARP) lab, for decades. Many tests were performed in pursuit of the elusive "Vitamin X." Since Vitamin X was identified in 2015, followed by the second vitamin in 2019, many more tests have been done, utilizing these two specific compounds with cohorts of mice. Two mice in the ARP lab (out of 160 suitably treated mice) have now been documented to live an extraordinarily long time. Both mice lived 171+ weeks. The ave...
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Oct. 6, 2026

Four Problems with Young Earth Creationism

[Season 5, Episode 3] A young man who grew up in conservative Christianity and attended a conservative Christian university is now actively posting videos about how and why he has completely "deconstructed" and rejected Christianity. Among other issues, he names Young Earth Creationism (YEC) as inadequate to meet the scientific questions which resulted from his degree in biomechanics. Many deconstruction testimonies include similar references to YEC. YEC is a belief system that attempts to reco...
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Aug. 31, 2026

God's Covenant at Sinai: When and Where

[Season 5, Episode 2] The work of the The Biblical Chronologist flows out in many directions. On today's episode, we share an enriching and enjoyable application of this Bible/science research. Certain biblical events can be reconstructed in their historical context, causing the Bible come to life in new ways. We have a story to share with you today—the true story of Exodus 24:1-8, when God's covenant with Israel was ratified in the sight of all the people. Based on what is now known from archa...
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Aug. 4, 2026

Critique of BioLogos' Article on Biblical Lifespans

[Season 5, Episode 1] BioLogos recently published an article titled Why Did People in the Bible Live So Long? Of course, this got our attention. After reading it, here is our summary of the argument: The author begins by observing that the life span data contained in the early part of Genesis are quite surprising. (We agree at least on this one point.) Could this be real, factual information about how long people lived? The author does not think so, in light of all that is currently known abo...