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  • Laminins: When Biology Makes Me Stop and Wonder

    There are moments when science doesn’t give me an answer. But it always gives me a reason to wonder. Recently, I stumbled across something I had somehow never encountered before: a tiny protein called laminin. It is one of those discoveries that made me pause – not because it proves anything about God, but because…

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  • Use It or Lose It: A Lesson from Jesus and the Human Brain

    For to the one who has, more will be given, and he will have an abundance. But from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away.Matthew 13:12, 25:29; Luke 8:18 At first glance, this is one of Jesus’ more puzzling sayings. I’ve heard it applied in many different ways over…

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  • The Universe Written in mathematics

    You have arranged all things by measure and number and weight.Wisdom 11:20 Every day we use mathematics without giving it much thought. Engineers use it to build bridges. Doctors use it to understand physiology. Astronomers use it to track planets. Physicists use it to describe everything from atoms to galaxies. And we all use it…

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  • Why Science Led Me Closer to Wonder

    One of the unexpected lessons of working in technology is that complex systems don’t appear by accident. In the world of technology, information is everything. Information (as data) is the reason why complex software systems are designed and built – to collect data from various sources, transform the data into something meaningful, transmit, store and…

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  • The Unexpected Peace of Surrender

    One of the most incredible aspects of being human is that each of us has been blessed with a rational mind and unique talents. Over the millennia, we have used those gifts to solve countless problems. Through science, technology, medicine, law, commerce, and innovation, humanity has continuously improved the world around us. We have helped…

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  • The Starvation I Couldn’t Name

    For most of my life, I believed I was doing everything “right.” I was raised with the familiar blueprint many children of immigrant families know well:study hard, get good grades, go to university, build a career, become financially independent, and create a successful life. So, I did. I built a career in technology over the…

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