In May, Christians in Science is hosting online prayer meetings and lectures on science and theology. New conference recordings are now available on YouTube, and the community is asked to pray for students preparing for final exams.
Welcome to the April update from Christians in Science! This month, we’re sharing details on upcoming online events, the Faraday Institute Summer Course, and important changes to our CiS membership model to better support our growing community.
What does it mean to be a Christian in psychology? This article explores the opportunities, tensions, and connections between psychology and Christian faith, and reflects on how psychologists can serve both society and the church.
Physics and Christianity are not in conflict; instead, research expresses a God-given desire for understanding. This article provides an intellectually honest look at how scientific data and biblical truth can coexist.
Mathematics and Christianity are linked through the rational structure of the world. This article explores how pursuing mathematical beauty is a form of worship and explains why the subject is so effective at describing reality.
Engineering is a way to serve others and care for God’s world through responsible technology. This article highlights how engineers can find spiritual purpose in their work by balancing technical excellence with biblical values and ethics.
Earth science allows us to admire the beauty of creation while addressing global challenges like climate change and natural disasters. This article explores how earth scientists serve as stewards of the planet, balancing scientific evidence with a calling to love our neighbours.
Chemistry offers a unique window into the molecular logic of creation. This article explores how chemists can serve God through scientific innovation and stewardship, while navigating the ethical challenges and pressures of the modern research environment.
Exploring life at the molecular level reveals a stunning, information-rich complexity that points toward a purposeful creator. This article discusses how biologists can view their research as a form of worship while maintaining Christian integrity and grace in a competitive, market-driven laboratory environment.
Exploring the intersection of biology and faith, this article discusses the calling of scientists to study God’s creation, the stewardship of the natural world, and how to navigate challenges like naturalism and evolution with integrity.