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Tag Archives: BioLogos
Three songs of faith and science
So write your code and preach your creed. You’re closer than you might concede. No need to keep the camps in separation. The Word made flesh. The cancer healed. Both hint at something now revealed — a larger truth than … Continue reading
BioLogos Statement on science and the pandemic
A Christian statement on science in the pandemic: First paragraph: … Final section: Read the full statement here.
BioLogos Conversation: God and the Pandemic – NT Wright and Francis Collins
On July 12, BioLogos hosted a discussion between Francis Collins and N. T. Wright on God and the Pandemic: Don’t miss their duet at the end! The conversation touches upon themes found in N. T. Wright, God and the Pandemic … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Theology
Tagged BioLogos, Francis Collins, N.T. Wright, Tim Keller
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BioLogos conversation on Why Black Lives Matter for Science and Faith
On June 16, an exemplary evangelical science and religion organization, BioLogos, hosted a conversation on “Why Black Lives Matter for Science and Faith” featuring Bishop Claude Alexander, Deborah Haarsma, Lynette Strickland, and Harvey Clemons Jr. I am excited to see … Continue reading
Evangelicals and Evolutionary Creation
Darwin 2009 – OU History of Science Collections from Kerry Magruder on Vimeo. This Darwin 2009 video (m4v, mp4, download) explains that the OU History of Science Collections is one of the handful of places in the world where one … Continue reading
Posted in History of Science, Nature
Tagged Astronomy, BioLogos, Biology, Charles Darwin, Geology, Thomas F. Torrance
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