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Dialogue 2026 #1 (January)
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Some years ago, I had occasion to collect a water sample from a small pond south of Lake Manitoba. The fun part was going back to the lab and looking at a drop of the sample under the microscope. I was sampling lakes and ponds every day, but on this occasion I screamed at what I saw. There before my wondering eyes were relatively large, brownish algal cells with fierce looking spines. They were spinning slowly as I watched.
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Everyone knows that there are amazing phenomena in the natural world which are totally unexpected. Consider, for example, the male horseshoe crab whose eyes are one million times more sensitive to light at night than during the day. Shakespeare referred to such situations when he had Hamlet declare: “There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, then are dreamt of in your philosophy.” (Act 1 Scene 5)
In that context, would you believe that there is a night flying moth that migrates long distances using the night sky for its navigation system? Let’s see what that moth would need to achieve this:
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Once a qualified and interesting scientist has agreed to headline our next Creation Weekend, the members of CSAA’s executive have the fun task to choose which presentations will be featured. Every speaker has a menu of titles, but not all of them can be accommodated in one weekend. Choosing the line up of presentations is no easy task. Each member has different preferences and some choices were more recently presented than others. Nevertheless, year after year, the actual material presented fits together beautifully and seems to be the best of possible choices. So it was again this year that our speaker’s three lectures were stimulating, upbuilding and interesting.
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I joined the Creation Research Society in 2023 because God put a desire in my heart to do research and publish technical papers. My undergraduate science degree has no major, and I’ve received some criticism for that, but the program I enrolled in allowed me to try a bit of everything and get a well-rounded base of scientific knowledge. Then God gave me a job where I have the freedom to do the things I love. I needed some intellectual stimulation, though, so I told God, “I need some science I can sink my teeth into.” In September 2024, He answered by handing me a paleoanthropology assignment and connecting me to a co-author, Carol Adams. We decided to attend the 2025 CRS Conference at the end of July, and Carol suggested that we submit an abstract and present our work.
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I joined the Creation Research Society in 2023 because God put a desire in my heart to do research and publish technical papers. My undergraduate science degree has no major, and I’ve received some criticism for that, but the program I enrolled in allowed me to try a bit of everything and get a well-rounded base of scientific knowledge. Then God gave me a job where I have the freedom to do the things I love. I needed some intellectual stimulation, though, so I told God, “I need some science I can sink my teeth into.” In September 2024, He answered by handing me a paleoanthropology assignment and connecting me to a co-author, Carol Adams. We decided to attend the 2025 CRS Conference at the end of July, and Carol suggested that we submit an abstract and present our work.
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I joined the Creation Research Society in 2023 because God put a desire in my heart to do research and publish technical papers. My undergraduate science degree has no major, and I’ve received some criticism for that, but the program I enrolled in allowed me to try a bit of everything and get a well-rounded base of scientific knowledge. Then God gave me a job where I have the freedom to do the things I love. I needed some intellectual stimulation, though, so I told God, “I need some science I can sink my teeth into.” In September 2024, He answered by handing me a paleoanthropology assignment and connecting me to a co-author, Carol Adams. We decided to attend the 2025 CRS Conference at the end of July, and Carol suggested that we submit an abstract and present our work.
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I joined the Creation Research Society in 2023 because God put a desire in my heart to do research and publish technical papers. My undergraduate science degree has no major, and I’ve received some criticism for that, but the program I enrolled in allowed me to try a bit of everything and get a well-rounded base of scientific knowledge. Then God gave me a job where I have the freedom to do the things I love. I needed some intellectual stimulation, though, so I told God, “I need some science I can sink my teeth into.” In September 2024, He answered by handing me a paleoanthropology assignment and connecting me to a co-author, Carol Adams. We decided to attend the 2025 CRS Conference at the end of July, and Carol suggested that we submit an abstract and present our work.
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I joined the Creation Research Society in 2023 because God put a desire in my heart to do research and publish technical papers. My undergraduate science degree has no major, and I’ve received some criticism for that, but the program I enrolled in allowed me to try a bit of everything and get a well-rounded base of scientific knowledge. Then God gave me a job where I have the freedom to do the things I love. I needed some intellectual stimulation, though, so I told God, “I need some science I can sink my teeth into.” In September 2024, He answered by handing me a paleoanthropology assignment and connecting me to a co-author, Carol Adams. We decided to attend the 2025 CRS Conference at the end of July, and Carol suggested that we submit an abstract and present our work.
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