ISCAST is teaming up with Science & Orthodoxy around the World (SOW) to present 2 panel conversations surrounding science and theology in the Orthodox traditions. This discussion will be an introduction to Orthodox Christianity’s views of the sciences, suitable for interested lay people.
One revolutionary discovery. Millions of livelihoods improved. Over five million hectares of degraded farmland restored in Niger Republic alone. This is the true story of Tony Rinaudo, an ISCAST fellow, also known as the "forest maker."
ISCAST is teaming up with Science & Orthodoxy around the World (SOW) to present 2 panel conversations surrounding science and theology in the Orthodox traditions. This discussion will be an introduction...
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ISCAST Fellow Neil Ormerod has recently been interviewed by ISCAST Research Director Doru Costache, in a series of interviews initiated by Doru for...
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Congratulations to ISCAST Fellow Peter Stork for his recently published book, Cosmos and Revelation: Reimagining God’s Creation in the Age of Science.
ISCAST Fellow Professor Neil Ormerod will be speaking for the last seminar in the 2020-2021 Seminar Series Theologising in the Shadow of a Pandemic, an initiative of the Sydney College of Divinity Theology Research Network. This is a...
Read moreOne revolutionary discovery. Millions of livelihoods improved. Over five million hectares of degraded farmland restored in Niger Republic alone. This is the true story of...
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Some of Christianity’s greatest thinkers have struggled to develop a coherent and consistent theology of ageing. Is it the result of sin or part of God’s good creation? In this two-part article, ISCAST Publications Director Dr David...
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The Penultimate Curiosity: How Science Swims in the Slipstream of the Ultimate Questions is a book jointly written by scientist Professor Andrew Briggs and poet and artist Roger Wagner, published by Oxford University Press in 2016. It...
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In June 2021, Doru Costache, ISCAST Research Director and ...
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“The universe has no shortage of phenomena to fill us with awe and wonder.”
ISCAST Distinguished Fellow and Astrophysicist Jennifer Wiseman speaks to the John Templeton Foundation about curiosity, scientific discovery, and the human...
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ISCAST and NZ Christians In Science are teaming up for a second series of Conversations this year! Join us for 10 weekly online sessions with a spectacular lineup of speakers. Together, we’ll explore some of...
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This article has been written by A/Prof. Alan Gijsbers (Addiction Physician and former President of ISCAST) in response to ...
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The latest IPCC Assessment Report on climate change was released last month, three months before the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow. Ian Hore-Lacy and Chris Mulherin discuss what the report says, its implications for...
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Book review of Thinking Through Creation: Genesis 1 and 2 as Tools of Cultural Critique, P&R Publishing Phillipsburg NJ. 2017. Pp 170.
Review by A/Prof Alan Gijsbers, Addiction Physician, former President of ISCAST.
