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A Priest-Scientist Responds to Concerns Raised by the Ramping Up of Vaccination Campaigns
Fr. Nicanor Austriaco OP on the details of what went into the vaccines.
Mathematics and the Mystery of the Incarnation
Christopher Baglow on writing Christmas with crooked lines.
Where the Consonance Between Science and Religion Lies
David Bentley Hart on the thresholds of knowledge.
The Hole in Atheist Arguments About Whether God Exists
M. Anthony Mills on attempts to empirically disprove the existence of God.
Scientism and Civilizational Rallying: Dawkins and the New Atheists
Jason Blakely on how science made the New Atheists delusional.
Evolution, Cooperation, and God
Sarah Coakley on the compatibility of recent evolutionary discoveries with classical theism.
Neuroscience Disappears When the Complex Whole Is Decomposed
Patrick McNamara on the need to avoid "nothing but" solutions in science.
Even Doctors of the Church Make Theological Mistakes Now and Again
Cory Hayes on St. Robert Bellarmine's arguments in the Galileo Affair.
The Orderliness of the Cosmos Is Far Deeper Than the Ancients Ever Suspected
Stephen Barr on the surprisingly high degree of order in the laws of nature.
Like Setting One's Bible on Fire
Stephen Metzger on Bruno Latour's double critique of globalism and localism.
Problems of Conceiving Human Origins
Kenneth Kemp on Adam and Eve and evolution.
Evolution and the Human Soul
Christopher Baglow on human origins and the porous boundaries between science and religion.
Catholic Creationism as a Conspiracy Theory
Brett Salkeld on teaching evolution and the theology of the Church.
From Loneliness to Silent Freedom
Sofia Carozza on the neurobiology of monastic prayer in quarantine.
What's the Real Problem at the Core of the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Jeffrey Bishop on the problem of naming the pandemic's challenge.
A Catholic History of the Fake Conflict Between Science and Religion
Christopher Baglow on the American background of a fabricated conflict.
The Underlying Unity of Creation
Ben McFarland on how the periodic table shaped life.
St. Augustine's Relativistic Theory of Time
Stephen Barr considers the intersection between modern physics and St. Augustine.
An Alternate History of Modern Science
Christopher Graney imagines how the Copernican Revolution might've avoided the science and religion wars.
Does the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis Shed New Light on Theological Anthropology?
Christopher Baglow examines the theological potential of the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis.
The Redemption of Scientific Reason
Carlo Lancellotti argues faith can help science rediscover its original impetus.
A Patron Saint of Evolution?
Berta Moritz, science writer, examines Newman's relationship to Darwin's discoveries.
Scientific Mythology Threatens Both Religion and Science
Christopher Clemens, UNC Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy, looks at the "conflict" between science and religion from a new angle.
The Cry of the Earth in Pan-Amazonia
Lucas Briola, Assistant Theology Professor at Saint Vincent College, unearths striking CST developments in a pre-synod document on the Pan-Amazonian region.
Faith and the Expanding Universe of Georges Lemaître
Jonathan Lunine, Cornell University David C. Duncan Professor in the Physical Sciences, puts the achievement of Fr. Georges Lemaître in a global context.
Gripping the Book of Nature's Reality
Scott Beauchamp follows the guidance of Simone Weil to come to grips with how reality grasps us.
The Advent Corrective to Locke's Lonely Liberalism
Sofia Carozza, ND senior majoring in Neuroscience & Theology, explores how research on neurodevelopment can shed light on Advent and critique liberalism.
After Galileo: Modern Science Has Deep Parallels with Theology
Daniel Kuebler, Franciscan U. (Steubenville) Dean of the School of Natural & Applied Sciences, shows why there is much more to science than facts & math.
Does Darwinian Evolution Petrify God's Image?
Abigail Favale, George Fox U. Wm. Penn Honors Program, hammers away at the commonplace that Darwin blocked all ways back to seeing humans as an image of God.