"Celebrating God's Creation"
Review of "The Faraday Papers" (various authors)
Dr Greg Clarke
Right Rev. Robert Forsyth:
Dr Greg Clarke:
Calvin and the Natural Order: Positives and problems for science-faith dialogue 
Peter Eyland, MA:
Review of Michael Poole's book 'The New Atheism: 10 Arguments that Don't Hold Water'
An outline of the Test of FAITH course
Review of Michel Onfray's book 'The Atheist Manifesto'
Notes on Science and Christian Belief
Dr Graeme Finlay on Science and Theology
Review of David Myers' book 'A Friendly Letter to Skeptics and Atheists'
Assumptions of Science and the Christian Tradition
Test of FAITH - Trailer
Review of 'Test of FAITH'
Divine action and the problem of miracles
Comments on "A Scientific Theology"
Review of Alister McGrath's lecture 'The Bankruptcy of Scientific Atheism'
Review of Keith Ward's book 'Why There Almost Certainly Is A God'
Review of Francis Collins' book 'The Language of God'
St. Paul's Cathedral, February 8, 2009
Review of David Robertson's book 'The Dawkins Letters: Challenging Atheist Myths'
St. Paul's Cathedral, February 8, 2009
I and Thou
The ISCAST Tree
What does Genesis tell us?
Explanation and Belief
Why all the fuss about Stem Cells?
Are God's Actions Hidden in Chaos?
God in the Midst of Suffering
Intelligent Design: Good Science? Good Theology? Or...?
Practising Science in a Secular Society
Death of Science?
What is Real? Seeking realities in understanding faith: Astronomy, astrology and the Kingdom of Heaven
The Bible as Communication
Then a miracle occurs: the blessing and limitations of science A bishop looks at science from the viewpoint of the Christian faith
Phenomenal Cosmic Power, Itty-bitty Living Space? Reflections on the Incarnation in an Einsteinian Universe
Review of George Ellis Backhouse lecture, ‘Faith Hope and Doubt in times of uncertainty'
Review of Peter Harrison's book, The Bible, Protestantism and the Rise of Natural Science
Review of Denis Alexander's book Rebuilding the Matrix: Science and Faith in the 21st Century
The Impact of Einstein's Relativity on Christian Thought
Science and Christian Faith - Conceptions and Misconceptions
The Rev Dr John Polkinghorne presented this lecture at St.Andrews University on 9 October 2008 as one of the James Gregory lectures, a series of presentations from eminent international speakers promoting open dialogue and exchange of ideas on manny intriguing points of contact between Science and Religion.
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"For many years I have believed that God is the great designer behind all nature... one can be both a scientist and a Christian."
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