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Science

Talking Science and Faith with Morgan Freeman

Mike Beidler

Soylent and the Cost of Convenience

Tamara Hill Murphy

Making sense of the body-hacking movement

Kory Plockmeyer

A theology of winning (and cheating)

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Sin, evil and the Zika virus

Clayton Carlson

The WHO bacon scare and a theology of enjoyment

Heather Caliri

Google’s Deep Dream and spiritual perception

Kory Plockmeyer

Stephen Hawking and the body of Christ

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

How the anti-vaccination movement turns a blind eye toward history

Amy Simpson

What we lose by choosing death with dignity

Karen Swallow Prior

"Soft immortality" or eternal life?

Shiao Chong

Sea-ologians of the deep

Chad Comello

Blood moons and confirmation bias

Jonathan Downie

Louis C.K.’s ‘forever empty’

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The real reason we’re hard-wired for giving

Nick Olson

What Proof of Heaven and its critics both miss about faith

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Seeing unseen things

John Van Sloten

Sledding crows and our anthropomorphizing God

John Van Sloten

The Immaculate Reception and other Christmas miracles

Kyle Brooks

It's not you, it's me: pronouns and discipleship

Nathan Bierma

Upending Einstein

Caryn Rivadeneira

What testosterone levels can teach us about Christian living

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Wind turbines: stewardship or a blight on God's creation?

Adele Gallogly

How humanity's optimism bias is different than Christian hope

Jason E. Summers

Space exploration as an act of worship

Josh Larsen

Can Singularity and Christianity coexist?

Jason E. Summers

'Cosmic demotion’ is good for us

Josh Larsen

The community instinct

Milton Friesen

How to Be More Moral: Think Less, Go to Church More?

Nathan Bierma