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ISCAST is a network of people, from students to distinguished academics,
exploring the interface of science, technology, and Christian faith.

The patron of ISCAST is Professor Graeme Clark AC FAA FRS, bionic ear pioneer.

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Prof. David Goldney AM

Professor David Goldney is a Fellow of ISCAST.

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Jul 01

SU Vic: Science camp

On science camp, yr. 11s and 12s will delve into science and investigate God's creation. Guest speakers who are...

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ISCAST is an Australian organisation dedicated to exploring the interface between science and Christianity.

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WORTH PONDERING ...

The religion that is married to science today will be a widow tomorrow. The sciences in their multiple theories and forms come and go. Biology in the year 2050 may (will?) be as different from the biology of today as the religion of today is from the religion of 1850. But the religion that is divorced from science today will leave no offspring tomorrow.

Science and Religion: A Critical Survey