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Our brains develop and continually change immersed in specific cultures and, as a result, culture literally embeds in our neuroanatomy. We acquire motor and social skills from our culture that impact how we move and think and function.
This is why the nature vs. nurture distinction is problematic: through culture, nurture becomes part of our nature.
Love is, however, the language of God, even God’s very own essence. It should be the language (and work) of the church. This week I want to consider the intersection of human evolution, the Bible, and love to see what the Book of Nature has to offer the church.
On February 18, 2022, my beloved mentor Dr. J. Wentzel van Huyssteen joined the Church Triumphant. With Christ as our cornerstone, Science for the Church is also perched on the shoulders of giants like Wentzel.
What was it in Holy Trinity’s use of The Standard Model that prepared Emily and Rev. Rose to witness to the light of Christ in places known most for scientific achievement?
Today, I’m pleased to introduce The Standard Model (TSM)—our most robust effort yet to show how the church can engage science in a way that bears fruit. It is as foundational to our work as its namesake is to particle physics.