Science

The Axiom of Belief S. Joshua Swamidass June 28, 2018 Dr. Andy Walsh, a Ph.D trained computational biologist, and he is publishing his first book, Faith Across the Multiverse: Parables from Modern Science.  Dr. Walsh is computational biologist, just like me. Early in our training, computational biologists become intellectual omnivores and polyglots. To be successful, we must weave between several fields. This comes through in \[...\] Science Theology

Assessing the Ross-Rana Model S. Joshua Swamidass June 21, 2018 Reasons to Believe (RTB) is among the most important organizations in the origins conversation. It is led by a wise leader, whom I deeply respect, Dr. Hugh Ross. I had the privilege of sharing the stage with him this last January, asking Are Humans Special? Recently, I invited Dr. Fazale Rana from RTB into dialogue about \[...\] Adam and Eve Dialogue Science

Cancer and Evolution S. Joshua Swamidass May 31, 2018 Evolutionary theory makes sense of cancer, giving us critical insight into how it works. Going the other direction, cancer makes sense of evolution too. Evolution Science

Reworking the Science of Adam S. Joshua Swamidass March 22, 2018 This last year, 2017 till now, we have been reworking the science of Adam. This brings us several new ways to think about Adam and Eve in human origins. Adam and Eve Science

A Genealogical Rapprochement on Adam? S. Joshua Swamidass October 24, 2017 A genealogical Adam will not solve the puzzle of Adam and Eve for everyone, but it will for many. Is a rapprochement possible? Adam and Eve Science Society

Dr James Tour and the Great Pascal James Tour, et al. July 3, 2017 Dr. James Tour is one of the great chemists of our time. Echoing Pascal, he writes "I do not know how to prove ID using my most sophisticated of analytical tools." Confession Design Dialogue Science

Reviewing Adam and the Genome S. Joshua Swamidass June 10, 2017 I depart from *Adam and the Genome*'s main thesis. Critical information was left out of this book about genealogical science. Adam and Eve Science

Confessing Jesus in Science Joel Okamoto April 30, 2017 When one confesses, one declares a commitment. Confessing is like "stepping forward" or "standing up and being counted." Confession Science

The Overlooked Science of Genealogical Ancestry S. Joshua Swamidass April 27, 2017 The theological questions about evolution arise from genealogies, not genetics. Instead of rethinking Adam, perhaps we should rethink the debate? Adam and Eve Science

A Theological History of Science S. Joshua Swamidass September 2, 2016 We are pleased to announce the award of another \$25,000 grant for two years. With this grant, we aim to explore the theological history of science. This grant was also awarded by the STEAM project, which has funding from the John Templeton Foundation. This grant is directed by Joel Okamoto, housed at Concordia Seminary, and it will be moderated by Dr. Erik \[...\] History Science