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What is Convergence and Why is it Interesting?
Evolutionary convergence is a controversial and exciting area of study focused on what happens when evolution repeats itself. Find out the basics in this short (3:24) explanatory video. And if you...
Can a Scientist Believe in the Resurrection
Theologian N.T. Wright discusses what it means to believe in the resurrection and how scientific knowledge fits into that. You can read a transcript, listen to a recording, or watch a video of the...
Prayer and Science Have Sparred Before, But It’s a False Dichotomy
Are prayer and science in opposition to one another when it comes to healing? It turns out the conversation on this topic has been going on for a long time.
Books
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.
Mere Science and Christian Faith
In this book, Greg Cootsona demonstrates how we can integrate mainstream science and Christianty. He brings this integration to a number of current topics such as biblical interpretation, the...
COVID-19 Resources
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.
COVID-19 and Persons of Color
In terms of number and severity of cases, the coronavirus pandemic is disproportionately impacting black and brown populations in the United States.
Considerations for Reopening Church Safely
Many churches are now wrestling with the myriad decisions that need to be made in order to reopen safely. Christianity Today offers guideposts for decision-making and science-informed advice on practical matters to consider.
Podcasts
Language of God Podcast
Since May 2019, BioLogos has produced a regular podcast which seeks to cultivate a gracious dialogue on topics of faith and science. Currently in its second season, the Language of God Podcast...
Race & Science
Science and the Black Church
Have you wondered how the intersection of science and faith plays out in black churches? That is the subject of Cleve Tinsley IV’s research and he discussed it with Christianity Today.
Mistrust of Science
As a result of the way science, and specifically medical science, have been used against people of color, there is a deep mistrust of science in African and Latinx cultures. Sometimes known as the “Tuskeegee effect,” this article describes why many African Americans are wary of the medical establishment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eugenics in America
The science of eugenics, a misuse of biological science, runs deep in our countries history. Scientists at institutions like Harvard and the University of Virginia played central roles in eugenics. What is less known is that some progressive religious leaders were also active in promoting it.
Videos
What is Convergence and Why is it Interesting?
Evolutionary convergence is a controversial and exciting area of study focused on what happens when evolution repeats itself. Find out the basics in this short (3:24) explanatory video. And if you...
Preaching With Science
If you’re wondering what it looks like to integrate science into a sermon, check out these examples.
Can a Scientist Believe in the Resurrection
Theologian N.T. Wright discusses what it means to believe in the resurrection and how scientific knowledge fits into that. You can read a transcript, listen to a recording, or watch a video of the...
Websites
Faraday Kids
The Faraday Kids website features a user-friendly interface and age-sortable resources about all sorts of topics from “Space and the Big Bang” to “How Science Works” and “Robots and AI.”
The STEAM Project
STEAM (Science and Theology for Emerging Adult ministries) was a precursor to Science for the Church. It provided 28 small grants for ministries to create opportunity for 18-30 year olds across the...
Churches @ Faraday
Churches at Faraday, previosuly known as The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, is located in Cambridge, England. They conduct research and related seminars, offer courses that provide an...