Blogs

How has your path in science connected to your journey of faith? I received Christ as my savior when I was 16 years old, and that was also the year I started studying biology as an u... Read More >

In this delightful new children’s book, Harriet the tortoise and Milton the cat, through Schrodinger’s fictional time machine, explore some of humanity’s cultural an... Read More >

One of the most important fossils in the study of human origins is Ardipithecus ramidus, a fossil pre-human discovered in 1994, in what was once a forest in the Aramis region of north... Read More >

Only fifteen percent of people with Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumors are alive five years after their diagnosis. “Well,” I thought, “I’ve already beate... Read More >

For the last six months we have spent a lot of personnel hours working behind the scenes on our website. There are over 2000 unique URLs under the biologos.org domain, and we went thr... Read More >

At times our world feels so dark. Hatred, lies,loneliness, and racism are thriving... All of us long for something better. We long for a light to shine into our darkness, and for... Read More >