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How Can the History of Science Encourage the Church? Part 2: Medieval Christianity (STEAM Grant Series)

May 4, 2018By James Ungureanu

When it comes to faith and science, what can we learn from the Middle Ages? Read more…

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May 4, 2018James Ungureanu 0 Comments

Science Book Club: When Science & Christianity Meet Ch 1

Feb 7, 2018By Andy Walsh

We’re in the first week of our blog book club on When Science & Christianity Meet and taking a look at chapter 1.Read more…

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Feb 7, 2018Andy Walsh 2 comments

Science Corner: Uncracked Codes

Sep 13, 2017By Andy Walsh

A good mystery offers many pleasures: the allure of secret knowledge, the hints of reality beyond what we already know, the neurochemical satisfaction of solving a puzzles.Read more…

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Sep 13, 2017Andy Walsh 1 comment

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