He then began postdoctoral studies on nucleic acids, and was invited to teach biochemistry at the Boston University Medical School in 1949. ... He had published his first full novel in 1950, a book called Pebble in the Sky. ... The Foundation series was inspired by the work The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire in the 1700s, and deals with fundamental issues such as the success or failure of civilizations, free will, and an individual's place in history. ...

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Science has been clashing with biblical stories long time before Charles Darwin, the renowned British naturalist, published his book "On the Origin of Species" in 1859. ... The results concluded that the prior reason why followers of religion and scholars of religion believe in God is not because of their holy book, is not because their parents and grand parents told them so, is not because scholars of their religion says so, but it is because of their faith in God. ... Due to absence of free oxygen it was impossible to form ozone layer in order stop the harmful UV rays from the sun, which pro...

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The lack of evidence is why Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection has caused such tremendous controversy in the educational realm after years of improvements in the fields of genetics and biochemistry and after years of thousands of different test. ... The Arkansas law was impermissible because it violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment and prohibited the free exercise of religion. "The sole reason for the Arkansas law is that a particular religious group considers the evolution theory to conflict with the account of the origin of man set forth in the...

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September 11. This date is a scar on the American calendars. The day that brought America to its knees. The day terrorism reached our shores. Thousands lost their lives while millions were left in awe as the shockwave rattled the world. ...

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