A Woman Changed by Grace
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
December 25, AD2015
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Some place very busy, some age modern, there was a woman who woke alone on Christmas Day. She was in her car. When she lifted her
Ganogen’s Aborted Human Fetal Kidneys and Hearts Living in Rats and Some Ethical Questions
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
August 13, AD2015
3 Comments
Below is a 3D ultrasound of an unborn child at about 18 weeks gestation, which is 20 weeks pregnant by LMP date. Emotions are not bad
Experiments on Intact Live Fetuses and the Connection to Infant Formula
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
August 5, AD2015
34 Comments
Recently the investigative journalism conducted by David Daleiden who started the Center for Medical Progress has provided a raw look into the minds of the
The Trail of Fetal Body Parts in Scientific Papers
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
July 24, AD2015
29 Comments
Maybe the undercover investigation conducted by the Center for Medical Progress needed to happen so people could see and hear the gruesomeness of Planned Parenthood’s
The Subsistent Soul: Are You More than Particles?
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
April 12, AD2015
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The word “subsistent” is tricky. Modern day dictionaries define “to subsist” as “to be sustained,” or “to maintain existence” or “to support or maintain with
Does Your Mind Wander When You Pray?
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
February 20, AD2015
9 Comments
Do you have trouble paying attention while praying? Does your mind wander? Do you sometimes fall asleep? Do you forget where you were and stop?
How A Scientist Sees God in Nature
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
June 23, AD2014
15 Comments
St. Bonaventure described in his essay “The Mind’s Road to God,” a proto-scientific process for the acquisition of knowledge about the natural world. He explained
Do Kids Need Intelligent Design Theory to See Design?
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
May 3, AD2014
9 Comments
I’ve been hesitant to weigh in on the intelligent design debate because so much is already written, and I’m still forming an opinion. The body
Pecan Pie Protestantism
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
December 14, AD2013
2 Comments
My grandmother used to bake one pecan pie a year using her own pecans from her own tree, which she guarded with her own rifle.
Fr. Stanley Jaki on the Fátima Miracle
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
October 13, AD2013
11 Comments
It could have been a sun spot, an air lens, some turbulent clouds, or maybe even eye tricks. The skeptic Benjamin Radford, deputy editor of Skeptical Inquirer science magazine
Donna D\’Errico & the Secret of Ağrı Dağı
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
July 15, AD2013
5 Comments
Donna D\’Errico is a real life modern day explorer. She\’s getting ready to journey into the most amazing and remote location in the world, Mount Ararat
So You Think You Know How the Morning After Pill Works?
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
March 18, AD2013
9 Comments
So did I. Stay with me to the end, I argue that we reject any use or further testing of the morning after pill (MAP) completely.
10 Things To Remember About Abortion
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
January 25, AD2013
6 Comments
Fighting against the evil of abortion can sometimes feel futile or tempt a person to despair, but here are ten good things to remember about