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Short Answers to Big Questions: Evidence for God
Is there a rational argument for the existence of God, or is experience or history a more helpful starting point?
ECLAS project director, Revd Prof David Wilkinson, speaks to Mark E. Davis, Professor of Chemical Engineering at CalTech.
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Preaching Science: Three scientists choose their favourite Bible passages to...
This is the fifth post in our series on Science-Engaged Worship. There is a place for science in preaching. “Exploring the world, asking questions, and engaging critically are all appropriate for Christians,” writes the Revd...
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Is there a place for science in our preaching?
The Revd Jennifer Brown is a priest in the Church of England based in the Oxford Diocese. She teaches at Ripon College Cuddesdon, and is also the Director of Training for the College of Preachers....
SCIENCE AND RELIGION
Scientific Truth, Cultural Conflict — and the Galileo Narrative
Arguably, as Pope Benedict XVI suggested, in their dealings with Galileo, Church authorities were showing a very modern sensitivity to the relationships between science and society.