In this article ISCAST Associate Dr Paul Tyson reflects on what can and should be the first goal of government in this current world of heightened biosecurity, and how Christian theology can inform our understanding of that difficult category of “public good.” A similar article was first published on Meta and is posted here in modified form with permission.
Why don’t Christians want to talk about evolution? Reflections of an evolutionary biologist in a time of COVID.
*This event is now completely online!*
Review of Climate Change: The Facts 2020 by Jennifer Marohasy (ed), Institute of Public Affairs, 2021, 366pp.
Reviewed by Ian Hore-Lacy, June 2021
Ian Hore-Lacy is the Senior Advisor of the World Nuclear Association and a fellow of ISCAST. Since 1995 Ian has been occupied monitoring what is going on with nuclear energy worldwide and writing it up for lay readership.
In late 2021, ISCAST will publish the inspiring autobiography of Tony Rinaudo, "the forest maker."
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Read moreIn this article ISCAST Associate Dr Paul Tyson reflects on what can and should be the first goal of government in this current world of heightened biosecurity, and how Christian theology can inform our understanding of that difficult category...
Read moreWhy don’t Christians want to talk about evolution? Reflections of an evolutionary biologist in a time of COVID.
*This event is now completely online!*
Reconciling evolutionary biology with Christian faith has been a source of fear...
Read moreReview of Climate Change: The Facts 2020 by Jennifer Marohasy (ed), Institute of Public Affairs, 2021, 366pp.
Reviewed by Ian Hore-Lacy, June 2021
Ian Hore-Lacy is the Senior Advisor of the World Nuclear Association and...
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This year's annual Science Week at the Cathedral (St Paul's Anglican Cathedral in Melbourne) will feature the revolutionary work of Australian missionary agronomist Tony Rinaudo.
Millions of hectares of Africa have been regenerated through...
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Join us from April 22 as we converse live with local and international speakers. This new series of conversations is a collaboration between our friends across the Tasman, New Zealand Christians in Science (NZCIS), and ISCAST in Australia.
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Review of The Bible & Ancient Science: Principles of Interpretation by Denis O. Lamoureux
Reviewed by Jonathan M. Hanes
The following tribute is written by Alan Gijsbers, ISCAST...
Recently eminent scientist and Anglican Priest John Polkinghorne passed away, aged ninety. Andrew Stewart shares a personal tribute to a person who had a significant impact upon him.
Rev. Andrew Stewart is a chaplain at...
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On behalf of all those in ISCAST circles who knew and respected Murray, we pass on our condolences...
UPDATE: The recording of this past event can be found here: ...
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ISCAST Fellow Doru Costache recently published the article described below. It is a developed version of a paper presented at ISCAST's Conference on Science and Christianity in 2020.
The paper...
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ISCAST Fellow Andrew Sloane comments on the recent development of "model human embryos."
Biotechnology has made remarkable advances in the last few decades. It has also raised ever-more-...
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A shorter version of this article was published here at Eternity News. On 10 April 2021,...
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Review of "The...
