Articles

How Billy Graham Married Evangelism and Anthropology S. Joshua Swamidass March 13, 2019 As segregation ended, the great evangelist Billy Graham contemplated the gospel alongside the anthropology of race: God hath made of one blood. Society Theology

Resurrection and Reality Zachary Ardern March 7, 2019 An evolutionary biologist confesses that Jesus rose from the dead. The message of the Resurrection was early, persuasive, and transformative. Confession Resurrection

A Fair Hearing for Behe S. Joshua Swamidass February 25, 2019 We are giving Behe a fair hearing, but he faces honest critique from scientists. This is how science works, and it is the best we can do. Design Dialogue

A Scientist Looks at the Resurrection Daniel Ang February 15, 2019 A physicist confesses that the electron is round and that Jesus rose from the dead. My own faith is informed by the evidence, but it is much more. Confession Resurrection

I Agree With Behe S. Joshua Swamidass February 12, 2019 I want to affirm again my common ground with Behe. Dialogue is only possible if we keep our common ground in view, and we have much of common ground. Design Dialogue

Retire Darwin Day? S. Joshua Swamidass February 12, 2019 In the journey toward a more gracious and inclusive origins dialogue, perhaps retiring Darwin Day could be a small but worthwhile step that we are all willing to take. Dialogue Evolution

On Narnians, Martians and Neanderthals S. Joshua Swamidass January 24, 2019 Just like us, C. S. Lewis encountered challenges from science. Rather than falling into unending arguments, he found a better way. Adam and Eve Science Theology

The Time Comes For Genealogy Jon Garvey January 17, 2019 Most new ideas turn out to be old ideas whose time has come, or even ideas that have returned after a long absence. The Genealogical Adam's time has come. Adam and Eve Theology

A New Voice on Human Origins S. Joshua Swamidass December 21, 2018 With our first grant, a foundation will be laid from which to launch Peaceful Science as a new voice on human origins, uniquely equipped to facilitate an exchange of questions between theology and science. This could be a new way forward, where we find common ground in grand questions, rather than common answers. Science Society

Our Front Porch Walter Rogero October 24, 2018 So have you heard the one about the atheist, the creationist, and the computational biologist? Sounds like the start of a joke, doesn't it? But what if it wasn't the start of a joke, but the start of a conversation? Forum