Faith & Science

Dr. Randy Isaacs will be on campus to give a public lecture Saturday evening. Friday afternoon he is available for an informal visit with students, during which time he will speak biographically about his journey of faith.

A popular image of the relationship between science and religion is one of antagonism, conflict, and even warfare. By contrast, Prof. Fay will suggest that the two need not conflict and that they are best seen as complementary avenues to truth about largely different aspects of our world.

This week, as part of our Friday Conversations series, we will be hosting College of Engineering Dean Kent Fuchs.

Dean Fuchs, in addition to a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, has an M.Div. from Trinity Evangelical Diviniy School.

A few years ago Science & Theology News interviewed Fuchs about his faith.

We will be watching the film "Between Heaven and Earth: The Plight of the Chesapeake Watermen"

We'll be watching disicussing a lecture by Dr. Ard Louis entitled "Divine Action and the Origin of Life," available from the Faraday Institute.

If science and Christian faith are in ultimate harmony, why is there so much conflict today in our school boards, churches, classrooms, and courtrooms?