About Us Y-Origins Magazine Development Dr. Bright was aware that scientific discovery had much to say about our origins, and he believed that science and faith in God are totally compatible. Prior to his death, Dr. Bright wholeheartedly endorsed the Y-Origins objective of compiling the most relevant scientific discoveries about human origins within one single-edition magazine. Y-Origins magazine presents scientific opinion about human origins from a wide perspective. Therefore, the magazine reveals many various viewpoints regarding our origins, all the way from the perspective that "life is merely a cosmic accident," to life is "almost a miracle." The Y-Origins magazine is a 100 page magazine with an extensive bibliography of over 100 references from leading scientists. The scientific information in both the magazine and the website are the result of extensive research, including interviews with astronomers, biologists, authors, and science philosophers. Y-Origins Purpose: Either life is a cosmic accident, or it was designed. Creationists state that it was designed. What do leading scientists say in the face of new evidence about our origins? What does the evidence really point to? In the Y-Origins magazine, the authors have reported what scientists on both sides of the origins debate have observed. Much of that information has been summarized in this website. The objective is to present scientific evidence about our origins in laymen's terms. Thus, Y-Origins lays all the science out on the table so informed readers can draw their own conclusions about our origins. Following is a partial list of the scientists whose views on human origins are disclosed in Y-Origins magazine: Stephen Hawking, theoretical physicist Albert Einstein, theoretical physicist Sir Fred Hoyle, astronomer Edwin Hubble, astronomer Brian Greene, theoretical physicist Paul Davies, physicist George Smoot, astrophysicist Donald Page, mathematician Peter Ward, paleontologist Donald Brownlee, astronomer Eugene Wigner, physicist Sir Martin Rees, cosmologist Bernard Carr, cosmologist Dennis Sciama, cosmologist Werner Heisenberg, theoretical physicist Robert Jastrow, astronomer Roger Penrose, mathematician George Greenstein, theoretical astrophysicist Freeman Dyson, physicist Hugh Ross, astronomer Ed Harrison, cosmologist Carl Sagan, astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez, astronomer Fazale Rana, biochemist Michio Kaku, theoretical physicist Alan Sandage, cosmologist Arno Penzias, physicist Michael Denton, microbiologist William Dembski, mathematician Kenneth Miller, microbioligist Charles Darwin, biologist Francis Crick, biophysicist Gerald Schroeder, physicist Michael Behe, biochemist Richard Dawkins, biologist Stephen Meyer, science historian Amir Aczel, mathematician T. S. Kemp, zoologist Stephen Jay Gould, paleontologist Niles Eldredge, paleontologist Simon Conway Morris, paleobiologist Jonathan Wells, biologist Steven Stanley, evolutionary biologist Marcel Schutzenberger, mathematician Marta Lahr, paleoanthropoligist Robert Macnab, biochemist Ian Tattersall, anthropologist Ernst Mayr, biologist Michael Boulter, paleontologist Whitey Hagadorn, paleontologist Mae-Wan Ho, biologist Peter Saunders, biologist John Maynard Smith, geneticist Richard Lewontin, paleontologist Jerry Coyne, evolutionary biologist James Shapiro, biochemist Many of these scientists have made comments about the powerful indications of design in our universe. Some have gone so far as to state that new scientific evidence has compelled them to believe in God. Others in this list have adamantly argued against a designer, believing only in a material universe that somehow mysteriously appeared out of nothing. To them, any evidence for a designer is laughed off as "unscientific". We believe it is wrong to laugh off evidence, regardless of which way it leads. In Y-Origins magazine, we have laid the evidence out so that the decision a reader makes about our origins is based upon fact rather than prejudice. As Plato believed and taught, "Follow the evidence wherever it leads." Click here to order Y-Origins magazine Click here for information on Y-Jesus Magazine development