Our Trust in Science is Complicated
Historian John Lisle explains why our trust in science is complicated including factors of accessibility, recognition, and team-based research.
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Martin Luther King Jr. on Science and Religion
While Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will always be best-known for his leadership in the Civil Rights Movement and for his powerful preaching, he was a deep thinker who reflected widely including in this essay on the relationship between science and religion.
2022 Highlights
We’re ending the year by highlighting the 2022 newsletters that you liked best.
Resources for Outdoor Worship from The Faraday Institute
Many churches have begun holding outdoor worship services, whether as an intentional engagement with creation or a continuing practice from the initial response to the COVID pandemic. If this is a practice you are engaging with, the Faraday Institute has cultivated a list of resources to help you.
Churches can Skype a Scientist
Does your congregation have questions for a scientist? Perhaps your church doesn’t have an expert in the congregation or perhaps you want to dive deeper into a particular area of study. Skype a Scientist can be a great resource for you!