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Last week I had the opportunity to attend the BioLogos conference in Baltimore, MD. Although there is a healthy dose of science, their conferences have a different feel than American Scientific Affiliation meetings, or at least the one I attended.Read more…
I used to teach a college course called “Epistemology” but the name scared off too many potential students, so we changed it to “Theories of Knowledge.”Read more…
If God is an artist, time itself is his medium of choice. The result is not forms, but transformations: chaos to order, dust to life.Read more…
This week, I want to highlight some of the scientific topics [BioLogos’ Evolution & Christian Faith conference]. I had a hard time choosing, especially since these recordings allowed me to catch up with talks I wasn’t able to attend in person.Read more…
Earlier this summer, I had the privilege to attend BioLogos’ Evolution & Christian Faith conference. It was easily the best experience I’ve had at an academic conference.Read more…
The value of The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief is that it was written by the Director of the Human Genome Project. Francis Collins’[1] personal narrative of coming to faith and his sometimes eloquent plea for anRead more…
(N.T. Wright sings “Genesis” at Hearts and Mind, https://vimeo.com/4214987) Last week Mike asked what’s on our various summer reading lists. I’m going to be reading some works by the story-telling minstrel Rt. Rev. N.T. (Tom) Wright, Research Professor of NewRead more…
What are you reading, watching, thinking about this week? As usual, here’s a few which have been on our mind. Let us know your thoughts on any/all of them. If you have items you’d like us to consider for theRead more…
How do you define science? What are its boundaries? Does the scientific mind have any space for miracles? Came across a BioLogos Forum series on Miracles and Science by the physicist Ard Louis.* Below’s a quote on defining science, fromRead more…