The Christian and Science (Part 1) by R.C. Sproul

What is the Christian’s role in the scientific enterprise? How do we as Christians live in a culture that has been shaped and influenced by the impact of scientific accomplishments? Lest we slip into critical attitudes toward science, we must …Read More

The Christian and Science (Part 2) by R.C. Sproul

(Continued from The Christian and Science pt. 1)

Is Aquinas to Blame?

The Christian and Science (Part 3) by R.C. Sproul

(Continued from The Christian and Science pt. 2)  Christians Need Not Fear Scientific Inquiry There is a sense in which the Christian should be the most passionate scientist of all because he should be rigorously open to truth wherever …Read More

Signature in the Cell by Keith Mathison

In 1991, Phillip Johnson published Darwin on Trial. In 1996, Michael Behe published Darwin’s Black Box. In 1998, William Dembski published The Design Inference. While numerous other books on the subject have been published, these three …Read More

Scripture and Science in Conflict?: An Interview With Stephen C. Meyer by Stephen Meyer

Tabletalk: What is your book Signature in the Cell all about? Stephen Meyer: It’s about what I call “the DNA enigma,” the mystery of the origin of the information in living cells and the closely related question of the origin …Read More

One Day More? by R.C. Sproul Jr.

I’ve never been a great science student. My interest in science is a byproduct of my interest in philosophy. I’ve noticed that the two often intersect, however unintentionally. Newton, with his fixed laws of motion, fueled, much to his chagrin, …Read More

Taking Thought for Tomorrow by R.C. Sproul

“I’m too busy enjoying summer to think about winer,” the grasshopper told the the ant. —from the Grasshopper and the Ant, by Aseop MY FATHER’S FAVORITE BIBLE VERSE was Jesus’ admonition in the Sermon on the Mount, “Take no thought …Read More