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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Do Faith Claims Have a Place?
There is an interesting column by Paul Pardi in the Huffington Post: Why Faith Claims Should Be ‘Corrected’: A Professor’s View (HT JT). In this column Pardi discusses a recent article and talk by Professor Peter Boghossian of Portland State … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Science and Faith
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Testing Scripture 1
Scripture plays a foundational role in the Christian faith on both an individual level and a corporate level. In fact, the centrality of scripture to the Christian faith is hard to argue. It is the self-revelation of God, so Christians … Continue reading
Are Science and Theology Complementary?
We are in the middle of a short series of posts on a recent book by The Rev. Dr. Polkinghorne, Theology in the Context of Science. This is a rather academic book – but the kind of book that someone … Continue reading
Posted in Science and Faith
Tagged John C. Polkinghorne
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Is Science Failing Us?
I came across an interesting article in Wired this week written by Jonah Lehrer, Trials and Errors: Why Science Is Failing Us. In this article Lehrer explores the complexity and false steps in the pharmaceutical and biomedical industries. He begins … Continue reading
Science and Theology 3 – A Matter of Time
Last week I began a discussion of a recent book by The Rev. Dr. Polkinghorne, Theology in the Context of Science. This is a rather academic book – but the kind of book that someone who wants to move beyond … Continue reading
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Tagged John C. Polkinghorne
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Science and Theology 2 – What Has Science Taught Us?
On Tuesday I began a discussion of a recent book by The Rev. Dr. Polkinghorne, Theology in the Context of Science. This is a rather academic book – but the kind of book that someone who wants to move beyond … Continue reading
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Science and Theology 1 – Science as Context
Over the course of the next month or so I am going to look at three recent books by The Rev. Dr. Polkinghorne. The first, Theology in the Context of Science, I will begin today. The other two, Testing Scripture: … Continue reading
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Tagged John C. Polkinghorne
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If Everyone Else is on Steroids …
We just finished a rather long series of posts focused around the examples and issues raised in the new book by Randall Stephens and Karl Giberson The Anointed: Evangelical Truth in a Secular Age. The final post Tuesday What Makes … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Evangelicalism
Tagged Ambition, Leadership
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Anointed? 7 … What Makes a Leader?
The post today will wrap up our discussion of The Anointed: Evangelical Truth in a Secular Age by Randall Stephens and Karl Giberson. In this book Stephens and Giberson examine several different facets of American evangelicalism to explore the manner … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Evangelicalism, Science and Faith
Tagged Karl Giberson, Randall Stephens
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Anointed? 6 … Is Moving Left Always Right?
I recently received, courtesy of the publisher, a copy of the new book The Anointed: Evangelical Truth in a Secular Age by Randall Stephens, an associate professor of history at Eastern Nazarene College and Karl Giberson, formerly a professor of … Continue reading
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Musings on Science and Theology 