Science & Biblical Faith Dialogue

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  1. How the Young Earth View Took Shape in Church HistoryThe idea of a “young Earth” is often presented as though it has always been the standard Christian position. Church history tells a more complex story.…
  2. Can a Christian Be a Good Paleontologist? Yes, and Here’s HowA Christian can become an excellent paleontologist because the study of fossils is a disciplined effort to understand the history of life on Earth. It involves…
  3. Imagining faithfully across science and ScriptureImagination is often treated as the opposite of evidence, as though scientific thinking belongs to facts while faith belongs to feelings. That division is too…
  4. C.S. Lewis on Miracles and the Boundaries of ScienceC.S. Lewis approached miracles as a question about reality itself, not as an invitation to abandon reason. In Miracles, he challenged the assumption that…
  5. How to pray for scientists: a guide for church prayer groupsScientists serve communities in many visible and unseen ways. They study disease, develop medicines, monitor water systems, protect biodiversity, improve…
  6. Unanswered questions in evolution and Christian faithEvolution is one of the most discussed points of tension between modern science and biblical faith. For some Christians, unanswered questions about origins…
  7. What a South African Science And Faith Curriculum Could Look LikeA South African science and faith curriculum would need to do more than place Bible verses beside biology lessons. It would help learners understand how…
  8. The science of climate change and a biblical call to stewardshipClimate change is both a scientific question and a moral concern. Measurements from satellites, ocean buoys, ice cores, weather stations, and other sources…
  9. Christian books that make science and faith accessibleQuestions about science and Christianity often begin with a simple concern: must a person choose between intellectual honesty and trust in the Bible? For…
  10. How RNA Editing Complicates Genetic InformationFor many years, genetic information was explained through a clean sequence: DNA stores instructions, RNA carries a copy, and proteins are built from that…