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Background: I did YC back in 2006 and currently work as a data scientist, and I've been working on this website as a hobby since 2022. I published the first version of this article…

I know you're being facetious, but DNA tests in the Tixtla case said the DNA was too degraded to analyze.

https://www.saintbeluga.org/ I was a YC founder in 2006 and now work as a data scientist full-time, but on the side I also do Christian apologetics, helping fellow engineers/scient…

I'm convinced that Christianity is true, so I don't feel compelled to keep exploring other belief systems. My conviction comes from the intellectual evidence, the witness of other …

You're correct that we can't prove the chain of custody for the Eucharistic miracles - this is discussed at the bottom of the article. In general, there's no airtight "proof" for a…

https://www.saintbeluga.org/ I was a YC founder in 2006 and still do software engineering and data science full-time, but on the side I also do Christian apologetics, helping fello…

As a Catholic Christian, I believe that the rays of God's truth shine through all religions to varying degrees, while the Church contains the fullness of the truth. For example, Je…

This article has nothing to do with tech, but I wanted to share this with folks who're seeking answers about life's biggest questions, written from the perspective of a fellow HN n…

I have a CS background and work as a data scientist, but my hobby is Christian apologetics: http://saintbeluga.org This is my latest article, just published 2 days ago: https://www…

HN Catholic nerds unite! I recently published a scientific exposé on Eucharistic Miracles: http://eucharist.info

Great question. I believe the DNA was too degraded, so no.

I wrote up a meta-analysis of 5 forensic investigations of Eucharistic miracles, a rare phenomenon that’s been very fascinating to me. The miracles involve consecrated bread turnin…