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The Geek shall inherit the earth?
Domestic
science
- Alison Sampson
We
can't do without the environment-
Peter Crabb
In the light of a United Nations summit on climate change re-emphaising
the need for urgent action on a global scale, Peter Crabb reviews
David Lindenmayer’s latest book “On Borrowed Time:
Australia’s Environmental Crisis and what we must do about
it.”:
Mars
Settlement in imagination, science, ethics and theology
- Jonathan Clarke
Mars is not only a frontier for exploration,
science, adventure, and perhaps settlement, It is also a frontier
where we will test the moral framework in which we will approach
new worlds in the solar system.
Intelligent
design in the cross-hairs
- Thomas Woodward
A science that rules out, a priori, certain possibilities, is
a dangerously constrained science. We cannot let science serve
any religious system, whether theism or naturalism.
The
arguement from design-
David Young
…the idea of intelligent design tends
to undermine science and is no help to religion.
Deforestation
in Palestine
- Richard Gijsbers
Is there a ‘God’s way’
of using, conserving and preserving forests that would resolve
much of the argument that surrounds humans’ relations to
forests today?
Neuroscience
and Christian belief-
Ron Chong
While current neurobiological inferences
do not adequately explain sin as a mere description of evolutionary
naturalism, it does demand a change in the Christian theological
interpretation of the Fall…
Did
Jesus exist? Meet the mythicist
- Nigel Chapman
The subjective sphere is the meaningfully
human; the objective is the reliably scientific. We reconcile
them because neither are dispensable, and because our framework
does not need to subjugate one to the other.
Science,
atheism and belief-
Mick Pope in interview with Alistair McGrath
I think my study of chemistry brought home to me that, for example,
the history and philosophy of science was not as straightforward
as a simplistic atheist reading of things might suggest.
BOOK
& FILM REVIEWS
God is not great
The God delusion
The Goldilocks enigma: why is everything just right?
Three gates to Paradise
Women of the Gobi
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