Time’s “Person of the Year” designation was perhaps slightly misplaced. The editors selected “The Architects of AI” as the most influential set of people for 2025. It should instead have recognized the scientists who have continued their...
I was skeptical when I received an email over the summer about a new book release, God: the Science, the Evidence: The Dawn of a Revolution. In the world we live in today, who would expect or look for evidence? As it turns out Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier...
Recently, in preparing a presentation on how Lutherans engage with faith and science for an adult forum at my church, I had a realization that I could hardly fathom to be true. I have been writing about religion and science for almost 25 years. I’m nowhere near...
This month’s issue highlights multiple touchpoints of theological engagement between the human mind, science and faith. Our interview with theologian Carmelo Santos in fact provides a real-world example of how our brain engages with a shared history as well as...
“To the man keeping the ledger, our age, our sex, and our color was more important than our names.” – Accounting, Frank X. Walker (2023) On a recent visit to the Frazier History Museum in Louisville, Ky., the history of slavery was on full display from the...
I grew up in a very outer space-focused home by some standards. My brother and I read science fiction and to some degree had a healthy dose of curiosity about whether there was intelligent life in the universe just like Carl Sagan outlined was possible. And we still...
