In the realm of intellectual discourse, the intersection between faith and science has long been a battleground of ideas and ideologies. In his thought-provoking work,
There are many today, myself included, who feel as though they are not in control of their relationship with technology. Our screen might be the
Tish Harrison Warren talks with Deborah Haarsma, president of BioLogos.
Michael Gerson writes on the departing head of NIH, Francis Collins.
I am packing for my summer teaching gig at Au Sable Institute, both physically and mentally. Mental packing means preparing for earnest discussions we always
Early last semester a headline in the journal Nature caught my eye: Neanderthal-like “Mini-brains” Created in the Lab with CRISPR. I bookmarked the article and
One of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds–Aldo Leopold I am lingering in a Sunday
My father had his first heart attack at 37 years old. Let that sentence sink in for a second. No part of this shocking statement
Jeremiah 22 (link) offers a clear and concise warning from God. The message is addressed to the King of Judah who sits on the throne
The universe is vast. On average, it is about 140 million miles to Mars, which is our next door neighbor. Considering the broader solar system
What are we going to do with Genesis 1? I have heard that question throughout my career, first as a pastor and then as a
Tales of the moon’s creation abound in myth, legend, history and science. Given its conspicuous brightness and nearness, we should not be surprised that the
For most of my life, I have been a carefree young-earth creationist. Because I had no reason to believe otherwise, I assumed the creation of
I was one of those kids who always responded to altar calls. Being raised in a conservative Christian household during the turbulent ‘60s, I had
“Some of the Pharisees in the crowd said to him, ‘Teacher, order your disciples to stop.’ He answered, ‘I tell you, if these were silent,
