The Matter of Metaphors
Metaphors matter. They add richness and beauty to life, and they reveal truth, reminding us of the divinely created unity of the world.
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Ernie Simmons on the Entangled Creation
Religion and science don't mix, or do they? Resident Scholar Ernie Simmons believes science can help Christians understand God as an “entangled” divine presence at work in biological processes.
Jim Hofmann on Catholicism and Evolution
If each human is created in the image of God, how should we understand a scientific, evolutionary process driven by random mutation? Read our interview with Resident Scholar Jim Hofmann.
Virtual Conference on Science and Theology
The 4th Virtual International Conference on the Dialogue between Science and Theology is currently seeking academic papers.
Call for Papers: Self, Soul, and Consciousness
A call for papers on "Self, Soul, and Consciousness" for a virtual conference on dialogue between science and theology.
Fracture: On Fracking in America
In this interview, Taylor Brorby describes the environmental costs of fracking and why he felt compelled to edit a literary anthology on the subject.
Stammering About God
As both chemist and Catholic, Michelle Francl writes about her summer at the Vatican Observatory where she uses a telescope to consider the heavens.
Debunking “Bambi Theology”
Janel Kragt Bakker spoke recently to Dr. Southgate about the character of God in light of the processes of evolution and the problem of suffering, particularly in the nonhuman world.
