In the history of the relationship between science and religious faith, the Galileo Affair is one of the most dramatic flashpoints. In this video I review what happened and draw three points: 1) The Galileo...
Read moreI’m excited to share the endorsements for my forthcoming book, Why God Makes Sense in a World That Doesnโt: The Beauty of Christian Theism. I’m deeply grateful to each of these seven people who were...
Read moreI’m about 37 years behind on this, but I finally got around to reading Carl Sagan’s Contact (it was originally published in 1980, and made into a film in 1997). I was interested in the...
Read moreDennis R. Venema and Scot McKnight, Adam and the Genome: Reading Scripture After Genetic Science (BrazosPress, 2017). $19.99. 224pp. The aim of Dennis R. Venema and Scot McKnight’s Adam and the Genome: Reading Scripture After...
Read moreAccording to standard geological timeframes, we human beings are a thing of yesterday. I remember reading somewhere (I cannot remember where) that if earthโs history were compressed into a 24-hour day, then all of human...
Read morePerhaps the most momentous issue involved in the debate between young-earth creationists and various varieties of old-earth creationists is animal death/suffering before the human fall. In his book A Biblical Case for an Old Earth,...
Read moreMy article โOn the Fall of Angels and the Fallenness of Nature: An Evangelical Hypothesis Regarding Natural Evil” is now out in the April edition of Evangelical Quarterly. I hope it does not seem self-serving...
Read moreBill Nyeโs Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation, ed. Corey S. Powell (New York: St. Martinโs, 2014) is a popularization of arguments for, and implications from, the theory of biological evolution. It is a...
Read moreI’ve been thinking a lot about creation/science issues lately, so I read Doug Wilson’s recent piece on the interpretation of Genesis 1 with great interest. I wasn’t planning on writing anything more in this area,...
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