Dr. Fazale R. Rana, Vice President of Research and Apoolgetics, Reasons to Believe, Biochemist
MODERATOR: Our first speaker is Dr. Fazale R. Rana. Dr. Rana is the Vice President of Research and Apoolgetics, Reasons to Believe. Biochemist Rana writes and speaks extensively about evidence for creation emerging from biochemistry, genetics, human origins, and synthetic biology. He addresses science-faith hot topics through books - including Creating Life in the Lab and The Cell's Design - as well as articles, videos, podcasts, television and radio interviews and speaking engagements. He has addressed audiences at over 500 universities, churches, and conferences around the world.
Dr. Rana was twice awarded the Donald Clippinger Research Award. He pursued postdoctoral studies in the biophysics of cell membranes at the Universities of Virginia and Georgia. Several articles by Rana have been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals - such as Biochemistry, Applied Spectroscopy, FEBS Letters, Journal of Microbiological Methods and Journal of Chemical Education. Fazale Rana understood during this biochemistry education that evolutionary scenarios couldn't explain the origin of life and that life had to be created by a Creator and devoted his life to explaining this truth to people. Dr. Rana will deliver two speeches today. In his first speech, “Why I believe God exists?”, he will speak about the proofs of Creation and the invalidity of the theory of evolution in the light of the recent developments in biochemistry, the origin of life and synthetic biology. I want to announce the second speech of Dr. Rana in the second part of the conference.
The floor is yours, thank you very much.
---------------------------------
MODERATOR: Now we will listen to Dr. Rana once again. In the second part of our conference Dr. Rana will explain in the light of scientific evidence that human beings, with the wisdom and speaking capabilities they have, could not have come into existence by evolutionary process.
The floor is yours, thank you, and your time is 30 minutes.
