Pete Enns & The Bible for Normal People
Bible & Science
Full disclosure: This post is from the “I wish I had paid better attention in high school science rather than play Rock’em Sock’em Robots with the lab frogs, which is […]
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“The goal of human knowing is neither to exalt science over other forms of inquiry nor to use theology as a magic wand to make things we can’t otherwise explain […]
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A couple of days ago, PBS.org posted an article, “10 Interesting Lessons from Creationist-Inspired Textbooks.” The article providers quotes from various textbooks to illustrate the point. The article ends with a short […]
Continue ReadingProblem: The 7-day creation story in Genesis 1 reflects outdated ways of thinking of the universe, but modern scientific models of creation have no soul. Solution: Write an updated version of the Genesis […]
Continue ReadingIn yesterday’s Atlantic, a story appeared about a letter Albert Einstein wrote, now up for auction, wherein he expressed himself on his religious beliefs. To summarize: God as a super mind […]
Continue ReadingI received recently advance copies of three books that look pretty darn interesting. I intend to get to these books and review them here—as soon as I free up some […]
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