Dr. Werner Gitt Articles
Latest Articles by Dr. Werner Gitt
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Book ChapterQuestions Often Asked about the Information ConceptMay 7, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
A small selection of the frequently asked questions about information theory are now listed and answered briefly.
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Book ChapterSome Quantitative Evaluations of SemanticsApril 30, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
We can now begin to evaluate semantic information quantitatively, after having considered the essentials at the semantics level in the preceding chapters.
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Book ChapterThe Quality and Usefulness of InformationApril 23, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
To rise above Shannon’s information theory, it is necessary to define measures for semantic information which must be generally valid.
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Book ChapterThree Kinds of Transmitted InformationApril 16, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
If someone presents a model for explaining the origin of life, but he cannot say where the creative information characteristic of all life-forms came from, the crucial question remains unanswered.
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Book ChapterThe Three Forms in which Information AppearsApril 9, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
Information accosts us from all sides and presents itself over a wide range of manifestations.
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Book ChapterInformation in Living OrganismsApril 2, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
There is an extreme multiplicity of life-forms around us, and even a simple unicellular organism is much more complex and purposefully designed than anything that human inventiveness can produce.
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Book ChapterDelineation of the Information ConceptMarch 26, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
Information always plays a substitutionary role. The encoding of reality is a mental process.
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Book ChapterThe Five Levels of the Information ConceptMarch 19, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
The question is whether these pictures represent information or not.
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Book ChapterInformation Is a Fundamental EntityMarch 12, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
Many scientists therefore justly regard information as the third fundamental entity alongside matter and energy.
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Book ChapterPrinciples of Laws of NatureMarch 5, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
Through the natural sciences, the world around us is observed for the purpose of discovering the rules governing it.
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Book ChapterPreliminary Remarks about the Concept of InformationFeb. 26, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
What is the reason that such a system can function?
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Book ChapterPrefaceFeb. 19, 2009 from In the Beginning Was Information
The topic of this book is the concept of information.
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Book ChapterWerner Gitt, Information ScienceJan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days
The question about the duration of the creation days arises frequently. I believe it can be shown from a biblical and scientific viewpoint that one can have full confidence in the biblical account.
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Magazine ArticleWhat About the Big Bang?June 1, 1998, pp. 42–44
Stephen W. Hawking, identifies the ultimate question behind everything. 'Today we still yearn to know why we are here and where we came from.'
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Magazine ArticleDazzling Design in MiniatureDec. 1, 1997, pp. 6–7
The cells of the human body can produce at least 100,000 different types of proteins, all with a unique function. The information to make each of these complicated molecular machines is stored on the well-known molecule, DNA.
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Magazine ArticleGod and the ExtraterrestrialsSept. 1, 1997, pp. 46–48
For decades, speculation about extraterrestrial life has been boosted by tales of flying saucers and encounters with aliens.
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Magazine ArticleCounting the StarsMarch 1, 1997, pp. 10–13
People have always been fascinated by the stars and many have tried to count them.
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Research PaperInformation, Science and BiologyAug. 1, 1996, pp. 181–187
A rigorous analysis of the characteristics of information demonstrates that living things intrinsically reflect both the mind and will of their Creator.
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Magazine Article10 Dangers of Theistic EvolutionSept. 1, 1995, pp. 49–51
In this system God is not the omnipotent Lord of all things, whose Word has to be taken seriously by all men, but He is integrated into the evolutionary philosophy.
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