Turning water into wine, helping the blind to see and yes even the resurrection — these are some of the basic storylines of the Christian faith. Yet in today’s science-infused society, it stands to reason that some of these events are hard to understand as...
As we turn the page to 2026, experts are notably concerned that the challenges that science faced in 2025 will spill over into the coming year, with ripple effects that are likely to be felt for decades to come. The year kicked off with a pullback in funding for...
After four years and interviews with at least 20 scientists and specialists, co-authors Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier Bonnassies have decided to let the world in on what they’ve uncovered in a newly released book. God, the Science, the Evidence: The Dawn of a...
Writing for those in the pews, Joel Edmund Anderson first published his book The Heresy of Ham in 2016. In a new edition released last year, he revised the book to include additional chapters about his encounters with Ken Ham and Ham’s museum along with a...
In our second installment of our latest Covalence conversation with Rev. Carmelo Santos, we are exploring a unique intersection in neurotheology and that is related directly to colonialism and its after effects. Santos serves as the Director for Theological Diversity...
Rev. Carmelo Santos has been asking the deeper questions that neuroscience is not likely to explore on its own, but in many ways what he’s found has the power to unite and reignite the church as a whole. Santos serves as the Director for Theological Diversity...
