Papers in this group
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Many – perhaps most – commentators on the creation story in Genesis accept the conventional scientific understanding that at least several hundred hominids formed the ancestral group which gave rise to modern humankind, treating ‘Adam’ as a metaphor…
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Professor R.J. Berry’s article ‘This Cursed Earth: Is ‘the Fall’ credible?’ (Scienceand Christian Belief 11:29–49, 1999) raises far-reaching questions and calls for comment.
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Some Christians believe that to allow room for God they must disallow room for evolution. However, aspects of the evolutionary paradigm have been established conclusively, and can be adduced to demonstrate the complementarity that exists between…
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Berry, R. J. (2012). Creation Care : Stewardship or What ? Science and Christian Belief, 24(2), 169–185.
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Cardiac arrest is associated with a number of cognitive processes as well as long term psychological outcomes. Recent studies have indicated that approximately 10-20% of cardiac arrest survivors report cognitive processes, including the ability to…
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Teleological explanations account for objects and events by reference to a functional consequence or purpose. Although they are popular in religion, they are unpopular in science: Physical scientists in particular explicitly reject them when…
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