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We are cultivating a stronger church through meaningful dialogue with mainstream science.
Time for a more productive conversation
God’s creation is amazing—it beckons us to explore and discover. But the last century has seen an unhelpful pattern of the church disengaging from science. Science for the Church equips Christian leaders and scientists of faith with content, resources, networks, and events in pursuit of a day when science is no longer a barrier to faith, but instead augments the work of the church.
It’s Only Natural
“Where natural theology tries to understand God in scientific context, theology of nature tries to understand nature in theological context.” Beginning with Christian belief, a theology of nature asks what we can infer about nature from the God we know in Jesus Christ and integrates that with science.
Understanding Climate Change and Holding on to Hope
This episode of NOVA about global climate change includes helpful information, a dose of hope, and the passionate voice of Christian climate scientist Kathryn Hayhoe.
But how do you get science into a sermon?
Psychologist and professor Justin L. Barrett lays out seven ways pastors might use science in the pulpit.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
“A science engaged theology is vital for the vibrancy of the Church. Science for the Church seeks to curate a space where relationships and resources can help this vibrancy become a reality.”
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