David C. Lindberg and Ronald L. Numbers, eds. University of Chicago Press Christian faith has generally had an uneasy and sometimes extremely contentious relationship with modern science, a ...

There's been a recent spate of books on science and religion-- and I'll be covering three of them over the next couple of weeks. First up is perhaps the best from a teacher's perspective in terms of ...

Central to the claim that science was born of Christianity is the flip side of the coin that modern science did not emerge in any other culture. Why? The short answer is that all the other cultures ...

D. Andrew Crain has written “Science &Christianity: Past, Present, and Future” as a group study. He chose to tackle several scientific principles that often create controversy among Christians, ...

I know that probably the last thing you want in your editorial pages is a raging debate about evolution and science -- always more heat than light -- but you gave prominent place to a guest columnist ...

When Europeans first began to explore the globe, their greatest surprise was not the existence of the Western Hemisphere, but the extent of their own technological superiority over the rest of the ...

ALTON — Scientific theory is proven by asking a question, testing the hypothesis, examining the results and publishing them; although Christianity is a “spiritual” rather than a “physical” science, ...

Speaker Mary Alice Rose will present, "The Science of Christianity" at 3 p.m. Saturday in the First Church of Christ Scientist auditorium, 2555 Old Moultrie Road. The program is free and open to the ...

(RNS) — In nearly every major American city and in many small towns, Christian Science reading rooms are found mixed in with storefronts. Passersby may hardly notice them, but to those who stop to ...

National Geographic program uses science to explore religious controversies. March 29, 2010— -- Could science finally settle some of Christianity's greatest mysteries? In "Touched by Jesus?" ...

A few generations ago, when conversation lagged there were always topics like theology and philosophy to quicken the hour, for educated men felt an obligation to be interested, if not well informed, ...