Learning Faithfully From the Living WorldTo observe nature is to slow down long enough to receive the world as something more than raw material. A bird in flight, the structure of a leaf, a dry…
Reading Ancient Bones With Faith And CareThe fossil record can look unsettling when it is presented as evidence in a debate between science and Christianity. Layers of rock contain extinct creatures,…
Race, Genes, and One Human FamilyThe question of race sits where biology, history, identity, and faith meet. In South Africa, conversations about human difference carry the memory of colonial…
The Anthropic Principle And A Universe Fit For LifeThe universe appears to possess a remarkable capacity for life. Physical quantities such as the strength of gravity, the mass of elementary particles, and the…