How the Immune System Works
This is a great primer on the complex immune system and why COVID-19 responses vary so much from person to person. It’s wonderfully well-written, making a confusing topic accessible.
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A Summer Place to Go, Part 2
This summer, many of us are going on fewer trips, and so let’s see where excellent reading in faith and science can take us.
A Summer Place to Go, Part 1
Each week, we share a few links that we believe will help you better understand a particular theme and engage with it in your ministry. Normally, we direct you to short-form material. We know most of you have too many places to go to dedicate more than 5, maybe 10 minutes on a link. But we hope that the arrival of summer means some time for books, longer videos, or full length podcasts.
The Language of God
In his book, renowned scientist and Templeton Prize winner Francis Collins tells his own story of the encounter between faith and science.
Jesus, Beginnings, and Science: A Guide for Group Conversation
Jesus, Beginnings, and Science presents twelve guided discussions for Bible study groups. The individual studies are formatted to be used by groups irrespective of their previous training in the sciences or experience with the Bible. Written by David and Kate Vosberg (a chemistry professor and a campus pastor), the book helps guide conversations on creation, human origins, and what the Bible has to say about science.