by Susan Barreto | Jun 3, 2022 | Covalence Monthly
The work of religion and science is as much about looking back at previous discoveries as it is about looking ahead toward potential revelations to come. I suppose this month’s edition illustrates that well with Jim Miller’s next installment in his “Of artichokes and... 
by Susan Barreto | May 8, 2022 | Covalence Monthly
The war in Ukraine has thrown us into thinking about our past World Wars and has us anxiously thinking about our future. In the realm of faith and science, the future can often be filled with wonder and a sense of something better being on the horizon due to... 
by Susan Barreto | Mar 16, 2022 | Covalence Monthly
This month we are exploring again with Jim Miller some of the key aspects of historical faith and science interactions as part of his ongoing series of articles providing a wealth of ancient wisdom in a new way. Indeed, much more can be done in bringing these ideas to... 
by religionandscience | Feb 16, 2022 | Covalence Monthly
As America seems to be eagerly preparing for the endemic phase of COVID-19, we still have a few more bits of insight on how the pandemic has affected us both mentally and spiritually. In this month’s commentary, I do a little bit of daydreaming about a... 
by religionandscience | Jan 8, 2022 | Covalence Monthly
With the emergence of the Omicron variant last November, we expected family gatherings to once again take a hit. But worship also continues to be impacted, and according to a new study, pastors are feeling the strain of the new variant in serving their... 
by Susan Barreto | Nov 20, 2021 | Covalence Monthly
The question of E.T. has been explored at length on numerous documentaries and television series in recent decades, but increasingly the question of ‘other-worldly’ intelligence has come up in faith and science discussions. Most recently, astrobiologist David...
