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Science Network: Why scientism actually undermines science
According to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, this is the answer to the ultimate question of “life, the universe, and everything”. A two-digit number is proposed to be the answer to the question pondered by humanity for centuries – and yet the answer is, in this fictional universe, produced by …
Read moreScience Network: 4. Lydia Jaeger on why theology needs science – and why science needs theology
Read moreMusic Network: Why I've desired choral music more than ever lately
Reflections on Covid, choral music, and community.
Read moreMusic Network: Why sing?
Why the Lord calls us to respond to Him specifically with singing explained in under 5 minutes
Read morePolitics Network: Why I Love The Politics Network
Chris Ringland, a former student, shares his experiences with the Politics Network and how it helped him prepare for life in the political sphere as a Christian.
Read moreScience Network: Running a Science Network Hub
Read moreScience Network: Think, Live, Speak session 5: Science as worship
For scientists in the church, doing science is an important part of how they are called to worship God.
Read moreScience Network: Think, Live, Speak session 1: Theology of science
Science is God’s good idea to help us relate to him and his creation.
Read moreScience Network: Supporting science students: thoughts for student workers
Read moreScience Network: Forum 2021: Living and speaking for Jesus in the world of science
Seminar recorded at Forum 2021
Read moreScience Network: Humility in science
Read moreScience Network: 10.5 reasons why a Christian should be a scientist
Read moreScience Network: 5. Ruth Bancewicz on wonder and worship in science
Read moreScience Network: Choosing a great title for your science event
So, you’d like to have a go at hosting a science-themed evangelistic event to invite friends and coursemates along to. But what topic to choose?
Read moreScience Network: Discussion questions: Can Science Explain Everything?
Read moreScience Network: Does science prove the Bible wrong on origins?
Read moreScience Network: Does science provide any evidence for God?
Read moreScience Network: Gen Z are changing the conversation about science and religion
Read moreScience Network: Lennox vs Atkins: Can science explain everything?
Read moreScience Network: Reaching the world for Christ through science
Read moreScience Network: Forum 2022: Hasn't science killed atheism?
“Scientific advances have made God irrelevant”. It’s a familiar objection – but in this pair of seminars recorded at Forum 2022, we’re turning the tables.
Read moreScience Network: Hildegard of Bingen: medieval mother of science
‘Glance at the sun. See the moon and the stars. Gaze at the beauty of earth’s greenings. Now, think. What delight God gives to humankind with all these things… . All nature is at the disposal of humankind. We are to work with it. For without we cannot survive.’
Read moreScience Network: If science explains the origin of the universe, do I still need God?
Speaking at a Science Network online event in October 2020, Dr Alexander Fink addresses the question: ‘If science explains the origin of the universe, do I still need God?’
Read moreScience Network: Book review: Mere Science and Christian Faith
Greg Cootsona’s most recent work into debunking the conflict between science and faith is a refreshing, encouraging, and challenging read for all who wish to see the church embrace science rather than fear it.
Read moreScience Network: Science and the quest for truth
At his trial, when Jesus was interrogated by the Roman governor Pontius Pilate, he replied, “For this reason I was born and for this purpose I came into the world – to bear witness to the truth. Everyone on the side of truth listens to me” (John 18:37). Pilate famously retorted, “What is truth?”
Read moreScience Network: The eternal significance of a career in science
For some, the investment of energy in full time church work is held up as being of greater eternal value than pursuing a career in science. This can put a huge and misplaced amount of pressure on both Christians pursuing careers in science and in ministry.
Read moreScience Network: What does the gospel have to do with science?
‘For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.’ John’s pithy statement in chapter three of his Gospel is probably the most famous summary of the Christian message.
Read moreScience Network: What Einstein got right about science and religion (and a lot he got wrong)
If someone asked you to name the most famous scientist you can think of, I’d bet that nine times out of ten you’ll pick Albert Einstein. If science was an Olympic sport, he’s the GOAT. The German physicist, born in 1879, shot to prominence in the early 20th century with his theories of general and …
Read moreScience Network: What is science for?
Try Googling ‘Science and Christianity’ – the next word in the auto-suggest list is ‘conflict’. Hit return and the first page of titles includes the questions, ‘Are Science and Christianity at War?’ and ‘Has Science Disproved God?’
Read moreScience Network: Science and the God who speaks
The word of God, according to Hebrews 1, is the means by which God upholds all things. While recalling the word of God spoken by the prophets and proclaiming the Word in whom God “has spoken to us by His Son”, the prologue to Hebrews is completed by a reference to God’s word of power.
Read moreScience Network: Word Alive 2022: Science and the future of humanity
In every age, technology has shaped how we see ourselves. With this in mind, we’ll unpack what the Bible says about who God has made us to be.
Read moreScience Network: Word Alive 2019: Worshipping God through science
Ruth Bancewicz unpacks some of the background to the history and philosophy of science, and shows how the Bible points us to a Christ-centred theology of nature.
Read moreTeaching Network: Teach Feast 1: Why Am I Here?
An introduction to Teach Feasts and a great place to begin together
Read moreTeaching Network: Why Am I Here?
There are lots of good reasons to go into teaching, but what does the Bible say?
Read moreTheology Network: Why Study Theology
Read moreTheology Network: 'So, why are you studying Theology?'
Perhaps you’re studying theology, at least in part, to share the hope that you have in the one who grants our restless souls rest. In this article, Jake shares some thoughts about how to share that hope simply yet effectively as a theology student.
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