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 analyse what the report says, its implications for Australia—and come to what they acknowledge is one “provocative” conclusion.
This article originally appeared in the September 2021 issue of The Melbourne Anglican.
Fergus McGinley is an Adelaide writer, teacher, lay preacher, with a background in theoretical physics, philosophy of science and education. You might have seen his colourful COSAC 2018 presentation "Welcome to the Zombie Apocalypse," as well as other opinion pieces on this website.
ISCAST Fellow James Garth has been awarded a 2021 Australasian Religious Press Association (ARPA) Award in the Bronze Category for "Best Faith Reflection", with his article "Science and Faith – Defusing the Conflict" published in The Gippsland Anglican.
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From the 2021 ARPA Awards booklet:
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 analyse what the report says, its implications for...
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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.
Fergus McGinley is an Adelaide writer, teacher, lay preacher, with a background in theoretical physics, philosophy of science and education. You might have seen his colourful COSAC 2018 presentation "Welcome to the Zombie Apocalypse," as well...
Read moreISCAST Fellow James Garth has been awarded a 2021 Australasian Religious Press Association (ARPA) Award in the Bronze Category for "Best Faith Reflection", with his article "Science and Faith – Defusing the Conflict" published in The...
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ISCAST and Regent College Audio have teamed up to offer you 50% off a collection of 24 audio courses on science and Christian faith by distinguished scholars and scientists. This rich collection includes courses from Alister Mcgrath, Sir John...
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ISCAST member Wayne Lauter is researching Christian attitudes to apologetics, and would love you to fill in this anonymous 2-minute survey.
There is a perception amongst...
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Peter R. Stork, MS, MA (theol.), PhD, is an independent researcher, a former Honorary Fellow of the Australian Catholic University, and a Fellow of the Institute for the Study of Christianity and Science & Technology (ISCAST). His...
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Freedom and freewill are long contested and discussed in both theology and science.
Our friends at New Zealand Christians in Science (NZCIS) invite you to participate in their hybrid conference Freedom: Theology,...
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In late 2021, ISCAST will publish the inspiring autobiography of Tony Rinaudo, "the forest maker."
