So often, it seems like God & science are at odd with each other. It’s like we’re taught we can believe in one or the other – but not both.
My question – why not?
The more I study both God & science, the more I realize that science is not incompatible with belief in God. If anything, science proves that God must exist. In fact, science is more and more proving that the universe could not possibly exist without God.
“Tommy is the equivalent of a human child,” he told Wired. “He is a cognitive and extraordinarily complex being.” The quote is from Steven Wise, a Harvard Law Professor. Tommy is a chimpanzee. This is allegedly about whether or not chimps (and presumably other animals) can be held “against their will” and used in research. […]
A chimpanzee is the equivalent of a human child? More
What Darwin really did was prove the Bible was correct! And who told Moses what we read in Genesis today? God. It’s about time Christians stopped attacking Darwin for his order of creation of species – and start telling it like it really is – that Darwin merely discovered an order of creation that
It’s time for Christians to acknowledge what Darwin REALLY did More
Some say Christians should avoid science. Others, like me, say we should embrace it. Could God be the reason scientists are now saying the big bang didn’t happen? Everything we know about the Big Bang could be wrong The quote above is from dailydot.com. Here’s the opening line from the article. Hope you’re
Why are scientists running away from The Big Bang? More
This is part of a continuing series to show the amazing things that God has created. It also hopefully serves as an educational tool to show just how impossible random chance evolution really is. In the deep sea, where light is dim and blue, animals with bigger eyes see better—but bigger eyes are more conspicuous
shrimp with 12 retina – evolution or design? More
Are we pretending to be like God? If you can imagine a planet, and then discover one that could maybe be a little like the one you imagined, that’s the same as making one, right? Apparently so. At least one could get that impression, based on two different articles – one from sciencemag.org and the
Making Planets or Discovering Them? More
If someone were to tell you that roughly 100 million years ago, our ancestors were infected by parasitic DNA, which copied and pasted itself throughout their genomes—and that this was linked to the evolution of modern human pregnancy – what would you think? how would you react? This is originally from October 2,
Do you care if human pregnancy evolved because of a virus? More
Above all, do not attempt to use science (I mean, the real sciences) as a defence against __________. They will positively encourage him to think about realities he can’t touch and see. There have been sad cases among the modern physicists. If he must dabble in science, keep him on economics and sociology; don’t let
Who’s afraid of science? (has been updated) More
Just saw the article from Christianity Today about the Perceptions Project to talk about if Is there “a way for scientific and religious communities to work together more productively”. Could be interesting, especially for those taking part who have read C. S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters: Above all, do not attempt to use science (I mean, the real sciences)
Can science and evangelical leaders work together? More
