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Why the Christian view does not need to exclude or assume life on other planets.

It’s been fifty years and E.T. still hasn’t called. So maybe it’s time we give him a call? Although some don’t think that’s such a great idea.

I’m not a scientist, and I don’t play one on TV. But I can examine scientific evidence and ask the question, “How is life possible?” Stay tuned.

We don’t have to count on space aliens to save the earth from environmental collapse.

If the likelihood of extra-terrestrial intelligent life was as high as people say it is, why haven’t we heard from them?

Hey—guess what? There’s something cosmically special about us human beings after all. Even the Washington Post says so.

The attempts to create a master Aryan race is not the stuff of science fiction or history books anymore.

If you want to feel small, just imagine moving at 34 thousand miles per hour for forty years and getting—astronomically speaking—nowhere.

Scientists trying to turn evolution into a theory of everything might expect nature to answer, “I am who I am.” But there’s only One who can truly say that. Why not give Him credit for a change? 

Humanity throughout time has searched for religion because we want to know there is something greater than ourselves. Inside of us, we all know that there is something bigger than mankind. The true answer humanity is seeking is found in Christ...

I owe my father more than I can ever remember, as his wisdom has become my own.

In the Enlightenment, scientists had described a world that functioned according to laws laid down by God, who had set everything up and then left it to its own devices. This was deism. The theory of evolution denied the direct creation of man by...

C. S. Lewis died 50 years ago, yet interest in his life and work continues. Allister McGrath's C. S. Lewis - A Life: Eccentric Genius, Reluctant Prophet is the latest contribution to the numerous books about Lewis. McGrath provides a biography...