G.T. Javor

G. T. Javor, PhD, is professor emeritus, Loma Linda University School of Medicine, Loma Linda, California, United States.

Articles by G.T. Javor

The Evidence of the Enzymes

September 1975

MOLECULES are small particles in visible to the naked eye. They are com posed of two or more fundamental bits of matter called atoms. All substances around us, and we ourselves, are a collection of atoms and molecules. In the past few decades…

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Atmospheric Oxygen Rules Out Evolution

August 1976

WHEN we take a breath of air we do it for the purpose of providing oxygen to our body tissues. Without the continuous supply of this gas neither we nor the great majority of organisms on the earth could exist for more than a few minutes.…

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Science and Religion

August 1978

 

The 1970's are witnessing a scientific breakthrough of potential significance, comparable to the splitting of the atom in the 1940's and the landing of human beings on the moon in the 60's. This new knowledge, known as recombinant…

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Science and Religion

November 1979

Our solar system, light years away from other substantial heavenly objects, is the only planetary system amenable for close-up study. Within the last two decades, however, it has become technically possible to send unmanned, instrument-laden…

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Science and Religion

April 1979

This was the billion-dollar question: "Is there life on the planet Mars?" It was not a particularly new query. Probably it had been asked for hundreds of years. But previous generations could only guess at the answer. Now we can send instruments…

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Does a sin gene exist?

January 2010

Why does every descendant of Adam and Eve, except Jesus Christ, sin? Romans 3:23 says, “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God” (KJV), a theme reiterated in Romans 5:12: “Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world,…

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