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A Weblog Dedicated to the Discussion of the Christian Faith and 21st Century Life ___ I do not seek to understand that I may believe, but I believe in order to understand. For this also I believe, –that unless I believed, I should not understand.-- St. Anselm of Canterbury (1033-1109)
A good video from Biologos. I especially like the quote from Pope John Paul II.
2 comments:
larry
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Wish I'd seen this a month ago - I just wrapped up a sermon series on Faith and Science that this video would have complemented very nicely. Still, I was able to put it up on the church's Facebook page - thanks for pointing it out!
Thanks, Allen, for this post. As you probably know, Biologos is the new kid on the block. The Center for Theology and Natural Sciences in California, the Ian Ramsey Institute on Science and Religion at Oxford, and the Michael Faraday Centre for Science and Religion at Cambridge are much older. The later, Faraday, has some particularly good media products suitable for lay people and for teachers. For those more interested in the Academy, the International Society on Science and Religon the comparable European society, and the American Scientific Affiliation (Christians in Science) are good resources. Thanks. Rick
2 comments:
Wish I'd seen this a month ago - I just wrapped up a sermon series on Faith and Science that this video would have complemented very nicely. Still, I was able to put it up on the church's Facebook page - thanks for pointing it out!
Thanks, Allen, for this post. As you probably know, Biologos is the new kid on the block. The Center for Theology and Natural Sciences in California, the Ian Ramsey Institute on Science and Religion at Oxford, and the Michael Faraday Centre for Science and Religion at Cambridge are much older. The later, Faraday, has some particularly good media products suitable for lay people and for teachers. For those more interested in the Academy, the International Society on Science and Religon the comparable European society, and the American Scientific Affiliation (Christians in Science) are good resources. Thanks. Rick
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