Monthly Archives: January 2025

Order and laws in the world, harmony everywhere. All this cannot be a game of chance. So we can infer the existence of God by our intellect. Scripture gives the creation in a culture of about 3OOO years ago. Creation … Continue reading →

Molecular biology has proven that Australopithecus diverged from the human evolutionary lineage to a dead end and became extinct. Unfortunately, no direct descendants have been found, but one step more perfect ancestors have been found, which based on their working … Continue reading →

When the Russian writer F. M. Dostoevsky lay on his deathbed, asking his wife Anna to call the children. When the children gathered, he had just finished reading the parable of the prodigal son. Dostoevsky told the children: “This place … Continue reading →

He was indeed a descendant of Dryopithecus and belongs to the evolutionary line of man. He weighed about 50 kilograms. Likewise, he could move equally well on trees and the ground. Furthermore, he ate mainly plant food, and perhaps larvae … Continue reading →

The power to breathe life penetrates the separation between what is imperfect and what is perfect. His word has the power to reveal everything that is hidden in our hearts. This can scare if we forget God’s plans. However, he … Continue reading →

A stage in which our ancestor was aware of himself but not of God.As we mentioned earlier, there were many ancestors of man, but only a few lineages passed through God’s sieve and continued to evolve. This was happening in … Continue reading →

Be careful that none of you has an evil and unfaithful heart and falls away from the living God › Heb 3, 12. Liturgical reading from the Letter to the Hebrews (Hebrews 3.7-14) warns the Christian community of the danger … Continue reading →

Human development is a fascinating story that begins millions of years ago when our ancestors began to differentiate themselves from other primates. The first hominids appeared in Africa, and since then, humans have come a long way towards what they … Continue reading →

God did not conquer the whole world with angels! But already in the Book of Genesis (Gn 1, 28-29) we learn that he entrusts the entire work of creation to man. Today’s first reading and the Psalm remind us of … Continue reading →