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April 2017
An Interview with Prof. Anand Gnanadesikan

An Interview with Prof. Anand Gnanadesikan

"Dealing with uncertain environmental problems, where we only see part of the system, has helped me appreciate what we do in a faith sense."

Gabrielle Moss | The Johns Hopkins Dialectic | Fall 2016

August 2016
The Trinity of Physics, Christianity, and Life

The Trinity of Physics, Christianity, and Life

I have come to think that science and religion are complementary pictures of truth, answering the questions of ‘how?’ and ‘why?’

Vitaly Andreev | MIT et Spiritus | Spring 2016

December 2014
Does God Play Dice?

Does God Play Dice?

How could God (knowingly, deliberately) create a process that brings about outcomes that He Himself does not know and cannot predict?

Stephen Mackereth | The Harvard Ichthus | Fall 2014

August 2014
The Limitations of Science

The Limitations of Science, and the Necessity of Faith

All this to say, I consider science an important part of my identity, and I do not demean the discipline lightly. That said, we will examine four of science’s limitations.

Seong Min (Daniel) Yoo | UC Berkeley TAUG | Spring 2014

October 2012
Physics and the Idea of God

Physics and the Idea of God

The way in which we think the natural laws work suggests a new way of thinking about God and how God may act in the world: energizing, guiding, and holding all things together.

Prof. Stuart Crampton | The Williams Telos | Spring 2011, Issue 5

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