New Zealand Christians in Science
The natural world presents itself as stunning in its beauty, interdependency and vibrancy and in the agency of even the most simple creature. But evolutionary explanations for all this...
"It is important then ... that we do not forget the Christian narrative of the God who comes to us, suffers, is ridiculed, tormented, tortured and marginalized, dies and is risen..."
"Intelligent enquiry is usually understood to be based on the American’s idea: rational people are supposed to understand reality in terms of what they can actually see and confirm from real life..."
"I am opposed to the ideology of creationism, if that means the belief that God created by fiat and outside of an evolutionary process..."
by Nicola Hoggard Creegan In our upcoming conference Beyond Conflict: Evolution, Science and God, we will among other things, be exploring different understandings of evolution, both at the level of mechanism and philosophically. This blog, then, is a short excursus
by Nicola Hoggard Creegan It is Easter, and He is risen! We hear very little if anything about the religious meaning of Easter in the New Zealand media. This central core of Christian teaching, is, however, of immense importance in our
The Spinoff recently published a blog post written by Professor Richard Easther, head of the Department of Physics at the University of Auckland. The post concerned the showing of a “creationist” video (embedded in the post) in Mount Hobson Middle School during
