Advent, the Nicene Creed and Science
Dr. Nicola Hoggard Creegan
Advent, the Nicene Creed and Science
Seventeen hundred years ago, in 325, ...
Blog Posts
A New Copernican Turn: Contemporary Cosmology, The Self and Orthodox Science-Engaged Theology
This book review of A New Copernican Turn highlights a compelling blend of cosmology, theology, contemplation, and consciousness, urging Christians to engage deeply with science and the natural world.
Going beyond the bitter river with Sarah Anne Beattie, From Eden to Interstellar Space
This book review celebrates Sarah Beattie’s From Eden to Interstellar Space, a profound exploration that blends faith, science, and cosmic wonder.
A Reflection on Easter in Light of Science
What if the mystery of Easter—the death and resurrection of Christ—invites us into a mystery as profound as the universe itself?
The Light Ages: Book Review
In this review, Cirũ Muriuki explores Seb Falk’s captivating book, which takes readers on a journey through medieval science and faith. Guided by 14th-century monk Brother John of Westwyk, Falk reveals how theology, philosophy, and discovery intertwined, challenging modern perceptions of the so-called “Dark Ages.”
Advent reflections
Advent is a sacred season of anticipation and preparation, where we reflect on the hope, peace, joy, and love that Christ brings. It’s a time to celebrate His birth and to prepare our hearts for His promised return, as we journey through this meaningful tradition of waiting with faith.
Sowing Seeds of Climate Justice: From Grief to Action
We were not created to be survivors. We were created to have life. And what climate change does is challenge life
The Convo | The Fall in Science and Theology Podcast
Can we imagine a doctrine of the fall that is true of evolutionary science and leaves room for hope?
Tribute for Rod Oram: A Climate Warrior, a Public Intellectual, a Compassionate Activist
Moe Mai Rā, Rod Oram.
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