Science and miracles
I’m a scientist who believes that miracles can happen. I don’t think I’m all that unusual. I could name a lot of other scientists who believe the same thing, and from time to time they make themselves...
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First colour photopgraph, Maxwell, 1861 As I write, the Faraday Institute summer course is in full swing. On Tuesday I attended a lecture by MIT physicist Professor Ian Hutchinson on James Clark...
View ArticleModelling Reality
The beauty of mathematics is in its ability to model reality. Our ability to do mathematics is equally astounding. Is there a theological aspect to this experience, and does it have its limitations?...
View ArticleWonder
Aurora borealis, Joshua Strang When I ask scientists about the positive interaction between science and faith, awe and wonder nearly always play a large part in the conversation. Awe is the mixture of...
View ArticleAwe and Wonderers
All scientists get to feel a sense of wonder at some point in their career, whether it comes from the interpretation of a new data set, the observation of a surprising phenomenon, or something...
View ArticleGuest Post: Theory and Experience
Insulin by Anna Tanczos, Wellcome Images. (CC-by-nc-nd4.0) 3 years ago I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. 5,925 injections later, I find it difficult to describe it in a factual, scientific way....
View ArticleWhat does social science bring to the science and religion discussion? A...
Books by Jules Hawk. Flickr. (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) How can we understand some of the social and cultural factors that influence our attitudes to science and religion? This is one of the questions that...
View ArticleWhy Does Matter Matter to God?
Blue morpho butterfly, by Vera Kratochvil, public domain When the physicist Russell Cowburn reached the end of his PhD studies, he had a choice to make. Having become a Christian at the age of...
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