By: Jason|09 November, 2011|Categories: science|Tags: Conflict Thesis . limits of science . science and religion
A good article by Keith Ward. HT: Scot McKnight
Read more »In a new book, John Lennox sets out to answer one of the most fiercely debated questions of our day.
Read more »By: Jason|23 March, 2011|Categories: Science & History|Tags: birth of science . Conflict Thesis . Middle Ages . science
The Genesis of Science: How the Christian Middle Ages Launched the Scientific Revolution (Regnery Publishing, 2011) is a new book by physicist and historian of science James Hannam that challenges the myth that the Middles Ages were a time of ignorance and superstition. He recently talked to The Daily Caller about the book:
Read more »By: Jason|29 July, 2010|Categories: Media|Tags: Alvin Plantinga . Conflict Thesis . science and religion
Alvin Plantinga examines the question of whether evolution and theistic belief can co-exist.
Read more »By: Stuart|04 December, 2009|Categories: Science & History|Tags: Chiristianity . Conflict Thesis . science
W. R. Miller has complied a fine list of quotes and resources to emphasize the point that many of the greatest scientists in history were Christians or had Biblical presuppositions. Also that for most of these, their faith was the driving force behind their discoveries, and true self-sustaining modern science (not just engineering, logic or mathematics) was born within a Christian society.
Read more »By: Stuart|02 December, 2009|Categories: Science & History . Websites|Tags: Columbus . Conflict Thesis . Contra Mundum . Flat-Earth
Matthew Flannagan has published an article on the Flat-Earth Myth in the December issue of Investigate Magazine that is worth reading.
Read more »By: Stuart|28 November, 2009|Categories: Science & History|Tags: Charles Darwin . Conflict Thesis . Evangelicalism . evolution . Fundamentalism . Higher Criticism . John Scopes . Liberalism . Religion . science . Science Historiography
Stuart re-examines the church’s response to the challenge posed by evolution in the nineteenth century.
Read more »By: Stuart|27 November, 2009|Categories: Science & History|Tags: Conflict Thesis . Deism . Enlightenment . Galileo . Jonathan Edwards . Mechanistic . Newton . Newtonian . Paley
Stuart continues his series on the history of the Conflict Thesis, charting the rise of science after Galileo
Read more »By: Stuart|22 November, 2009|Categories: Science & History|Tags: Catholic Church . Conflict Thesis . Copernicus . Galileo . Geocentric . Heliocentric . Religion . science
Stuart examines the Galileo controversy and asks whether it was a clear case of science vs faith.
Read more »By: Stuart|21 November, 2009|Categories: Creation & Evolution|Tags: Conflict Thesis . darwin . history . Huxley . Religion . Samuel Wilberforce . science
Stuart examines the history behind the understanding that faith and science are in conflict.
Read more »By: Stuart|27 January, 2009|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: Christianity . Conflict Thesis . science
A response to Yahoo News article “God and science: an inner conflict,” by Robin Lloyd. And Kenneth Samples gives four reasons why historically science and Christianity have been allies rather than enemies.
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