science and theology

Disability and the Resurrection
April 21, 2022
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Transhumanism and the Image of God
February 25, 2022
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In Quest of the Historical Adam
January 6, 2022
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Divine Variations
August 20, 2021
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Divine Action and the Laws of Nature
June 28, 2021
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Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil
April 30, 2021
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The Righteous Mind
April 22, 2021
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Plundering Eden
March 26, 2021
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Coronavirus and the Goodness of Creation
November 5, 2020
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Reformed Theology and Evolutionary Science
October 20, 2020
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The Genealogical Adam and Eve
August 17, 2020
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Divine Action and the Human Mind
June 29, 2020
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Divine Agency and Divine Action, vol. III
May 26, 2020
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The Neo-Aristotelian Resurgence
May 11, 2020
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Genes, Determinism, and God
May 4, 2020
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Miracles
January 22, 2020
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Unlocking Divine Action
January 9, 2020
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Prosperity Gospel, Healing, and Divine Action
December 18, 2019
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Disability, Providence, and Ethics
December 2, 2019
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Freedom, Determinism, and the Natural Sciences
December 2, 2019
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The Providence of God
October 28, 2019
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Chance and Providence
September 23, 2019
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Creationism Embattled Yet Resilient
June 21, 2019
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Intelligent Design, Science, and Religion
May 21, 2019
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Old But Not Evolving
April 15, 2019
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Divine Intervention in Evolutionary Creationism
March 13, 2019
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Three Letters, Two Books, One Interview
February 26, 2019
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Modern Assumptions About Certainty
February 20, 2019
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Astrotheology: An Introduction
October 16, 2018
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The Groaning of Creation
September 20, 2018
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Scripture's Cosmology
August 30, 2018
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On Human Mortality
May 15, 2018
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Science and Intelligent Design
February 16, 2018
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Undeniable
January 29, 2018
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A Modern Creature: Science and Creation in Modern Theology
January 19, 2018
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Controversy of the Ages
November 30, 2017
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Confessing Creation with Augustine
August 14, 2017
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Adam and the Genome
June 5, 2017
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Reading Genesis with the Church
April 12, 2017
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Witchcraft Accusations
March 2, 2012
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Disability and the Resurrection
April, 2022

Will (all) disabilities be (completely) healed in the resurrection?

Disability and the Resurrection: An Introduction
D. Christopher Ralston
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Shining through the Cracks
D. Christopher Ralston
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Impairments in the Resurrection?
John Berkman
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Sin, Resurrection, and Disability
Devan Stahl
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Why Heaven Is Not Just a Better Version of Vegas
Brian Brock
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As a Seed Is to the Plant
Benjamin T. Conner
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Transhumanism and the Image of God
February, 2022

Can reflection on transhumanism help clarify what we mean by imago Dei?

Transhumanism and the Image of God
Nathan Barczi
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The Goodness of Creaturely Limitations
Nathan Barczi
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Dialing Up the Contrast
Jeff Hardin
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Made in God’s Image in Order to Become More Like Christ
Christina Bieber Lake
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The Frailties of Embodied Existence
C. Ben Mitchell
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Image and Transhumanism
Stephen Williams
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In Quest of the Historical Adam
January, 2022

In this work, William Lane Craig parses through the biblical and scientific evidence on the historicity of Adam and Eve. He examines what it might mean for Genesis 1-11 to be "mytho-history."

In Quest of the Historical Adam
Ken Keathley
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Literality, Incredulity, and Hermeneutical Schizophrenia
Hans Madueme
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Exegetical Response: A Cost-Benefit Evaluation
C. John Collins
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Humans, Homo sapiens, and the Image of God
Michael J. Murray
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Human Genomics and Divine Intervention
Leslea J. Hlusko
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Restating the Benefit of My Proposal: A Rejoinder
William Lane Craig
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Divine Variations
August, 2021

Terrence Keel uncovers the way Christian thought became racial science. This symposium looks at the important questions this book raises about anthropology, creation, divine agency, medical practice, scientific racism, reception history, and white supremacy.

Introducing Divine Variations: How Christian Thought Became Racial Science
Nathan Luis Cartagena
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“Made of One Blood”: Eurocentric Monogenism and Equiano’s Interesting Narrative
Eric Michael Washington
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We Are the Gods: Modern Science, Human Difference, and the Christian Imagination
Jules A. Martinez-Olivieri
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Global Racialization
Tite Tiénou
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The Contingency of Ideas and the
Moral Value of Science
Diarmid A. Finnegan
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Do Europe and America Believe in
Their Own Gods?
Terence Keel
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Divine Action and the Laws of Nature
June, 2021

Does God break the laws of nature when he acts in the world?

How Should We Understand Miracles?
Hans Madueme
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The Terms of the Debate
Peter Harrison
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How the Laws of Nature Leave Room
for God's Action
Barbara Drossel
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An Invitation to Answer No
James N. Anderson
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Lawbreaker?
Jeffrey Koperski
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The Compatibility of Natural Laws and Miraculous Divine Action
Steven Horst
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Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil
April, 2021

This symposium mines the depths of the age old problem of evil. However, this time it takes a slightly different perspective: Why do animals suffer? How do we square animal suffering with the science of evolution and the truths of Scripture? This six-part series digs deeper into these questions.

Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil: Introducing the Symposium
Kevin Vanhoozer
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It Hath Been Already, of Old Time
Jon Garvey
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Animals, Accountability, and Persons
A. Rahel Wells
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On Lapsarian Theodicy
Gavin Ortlund
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Chaos, Evil, and the Deep Harmonies of Nature
Nicola Hoggard Creegan
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Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil: A Rejoinder
John Schneider
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The Righteous Mind
April, 2021

In this book, social pscyhologist Jonathan Haidt explains the connection between morality, politics, and religion. The Righteous Mind addresses how moral decisions are based on intuition rather than reason.

The Righteous Mind: Introducing the Symposium
C. John Collins
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Moral Intuitions in Science and Scripture
Kirsten Birkett
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Better Reasoning and Moral Foundations May Unite Us
Anthony B. Bradley
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A Grand Narrative for Civil Discourse
J. Daryl Charles
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Moral Psychology, Christianity, and Pursuing the Common Good
Joshua Jipp
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Paul, the Elephant, and the Rider
Te-Li Lau
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Toward an Embodied Moral Theology
A. Mark Stirling
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The Righteous Mind: Concluding Thoughts
C. John Collins
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Plundering Eden
March, 2021

This book fits within that emerging field of Christian theological responses to ecological problems. In Plundering Eden, Wagenfuhr claims that the root cause of our ecological is a broken imagination, and he argues that reconciliation with God the Creator through Jesus Christ is the only means to ecological healing through a renewed, kenotic imagination expressed in the creation of an alternate environment that reveals the kingdom of God--the ekklesia.

Plundering Eden: Introducing the Symposium
Ken Keathley
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Rewilding Creation and Receiving the Eucharist
Brian Brock
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Priests of Creation, Not Only Ambassadors
Alexander Coe Stewart
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Virtues, Vices, and Ecotheology
Celia Deane-Drummond
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A Radical Challenge to Christian Discipleship
J. Richard Middleton
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Plundering Eden: A Rejoinder
G. P. Wagenfuhr
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Coronavirus and the Goodness of Creation
November, 2020

Is the Coronavirus evil?

Coronavirus and the Goodness of Creation
Hans Madueme
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Naming Natural Evils
Jim Stump
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Gerald L. Bray
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A Wheat and Weeds Creation
Gregory A. Boyd
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Where the Coronavirus Didn’t Originate—and Maybe Did
John G. Stackhouse, Jr.
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In Death as in Life
Katherine Sonderegger
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Is the Coronavirus Still Not Evil? A Rejoinder
Daniel Harrell
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Reformed Theology and Evolutionary Science
October, 2020

Gijsbert van den Brink has joined the fray of science and religion with a contribution from the perspective of the Reformed tradition. In his monograph, van den Brink brings his training in philosophy of science into conversation with the theological particularities of the Reformed tradition.

Distinctive Stances and Layered Concepts: Reformed Theology Engages Science
Oliver Crisp
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Evolutionary Theory and the Story of Scripture
Craig G. Bartholomew
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Evolutionary Evil and the Project of Theodicy
Michael J. Murray
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Common Descent, Human Dignity,
and the Image of God
Mary L. Vanden Berg
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Telling a Different Story?
Van den Brink's Account of Human Origins
Scott R. Swain
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Darwin and Divine Providence
David Fergusson
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Morality, the Cognitive Science of Religion,
and Revelation
Sarah Lane Ritchie
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Reformed Theology and Evolutionary Theory:
A Rejoinder
Gijsbert van den Brink
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The Genealogical Adam and Eve
August, 2020

Evolutionary science teaches that humans arose as a population, sharing common ancestors with other animals. The book of Genesis seems to say that all humans descended from Adam and Eve, a couple specially created by God. These two teachings seem contradictory, but is that necessarily so? In the Genalogical Adam and Eve, Swamidass draws upon some well-established but overlooked scientific insights to advance a new proposal on this old conversation.

The Genealogical Adam and Eve:
Introducing the Symposium
Ken Keathley
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Is Adam God's First Image-Bearer?
Andrew Loke
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Let Scripture Speak Clearly
Richard Averbeck
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An Invitation to Reclaim Mystery and Pursue Unity
Anjeanette Roberts
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Which Game? Whose Rules?
Paul Nelson
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Hedges Around His Garden
Marcus Ross
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The Genealogical Adam and Eve: A Rejoinder
S. Joshua Swamidass
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Divine Action and the Human Mind
June, 2020

Is the human mind uniquely nonphysical or even spiritual, such that divine intentions can meet physical realities? As scholars in science and religion have spent decades attempting to identify a 'causal joint' between God and the natural world, human consciousness has been often privileged as just such a locus of divine-human interaction. Resisting this intuitively dualistic model, as well as contemporary noninterventionist theories divine action theories, Sarah Lane Ritchie argues that a theologically robust theistic naturalism, which she believes offers a more compelling vision of divine action in the mind.

Divine Action and the Human Mind: Introducing the Symposium
Paul M. Gould
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The Enchanted and Dappled Place We Live
Jason D. Runyan
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Taking the Theological Turn
William J. Abraham
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On the Very Idea of Theological Naturalism
Bruce L. Gordon
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Divine Action and the Human Mind: A Rejoinder
Sarah Lane Ritchie
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Divine Agency and Divine Action, vol. III
May, 2020

Volume III of a tetralogy devoted to Divine Agency and Divine Action articulates a comprehensive vision of systematic theology focused on divine action from creation to eschatology.

Divine Agency and Divine Action, Vol. III: Introducing the Symposium
Terry J. Wright
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Abraham and Aquinas on Divine Agency and Action
Michael Dodds
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Just for Christians? Why Theology Is More than High-Level Catechesis
Gijsbert van den Brink
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Where do the Divine Missions Fit in Abraham’s Theology of Divine Action?
Adonis Vidu
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God’s Action in Christ: Observations on Abraham’s Account of Divine Action
Thomas H. McCall
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Divine Agency and Divine Action, Vol. III:
A Rejoinder
William J. Abraham
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The Neo-Aristotelian Resurgence
May, 2020

The Aristotelian Resurgence
Paul M. Gould
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Aristotle's Theater and Empirical Science
Nicholas Teh
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The Neo-Aristotelian Resurgence and the Retrieval of the Human Good
Ross D. Inman
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Tracing Aristotle’s Revival, Hoping for Another
Robert C. Koons
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The Need for Human Nature
Alexander R. Pruss
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Genes, Determinism, and God
May, 2020

In this book, the product of Denis Alexander's Gifford Lectures, he addresses the complex interplay between biological claims about genes, philosophical claims about determinism and theological claims about God.

Genes, Determinism, and God: Introducing the Symposium
Ken Keathley
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Intuitions about Immateriality
Ken Keathley
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Determining What Makes Me the Way I Am
Clay Carlson
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Philosophical Worries About Denis Alexander's Incurable Problem
Michael Ruse
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More Than Our Genes
Michael Wittmer
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Genes, Determinism, and God: A Rejoinder
Denis Alexander
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Miracles
January, 2020

God works in miraculous ways. In this series, various scholars engage the work of Luke Timothy Johnson on God's continued presence and power in creation. Johnson proposes an alternative to the secular vision and shows that signs and wonders are at the heart of the Christian faith.

Introducing Miracles: God's Presence and Power in Creation
Joshua Jipp
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A Wonderful Biblical Theology, But Is That What We Were Expecting?
Craig Blomberg
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Secularism Killed Providence, Too
Tim Sansbury
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The Glass Is Half-Full
C. John Collins
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The Problem Isn't Science
Roseanne J. Sension
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Two Kinds of Double-Minded Thinking
Darrell Bock
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Miracles: A Response to the Symposium
Luke Timothy Johnson
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Unlocking Divine Action
January, 2020

Divine action is bound up with our notions of causality. The way God acts in the world is unlike any other agent, because he is the Cause of all other causes, the Creator and Sustainer of everything that exists. In Unlocking Divine Action, Michael Dodds reframes the conversation about divine action. He retrieves some of Thomas Aquinas’s teaching on causality and applies those ideas to the doctrines of freedom, providence, prayer, and miracles.

Unlocking Divine Action: Introducing the Symposium
Joel Chopp
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The Case for a More Capacious Concept of Cause
Jennifer A. Frey
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Thomas Aquinas and His Many Causes
Jeffrey Koperski
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The Primary-Secondary Cause Distinction and Special Divine Acts
Robert A. Larmer
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The Analogical Alternative
Philip Rolnick
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Divine Agency, Thomism, and a Truly-Newtonian Philosophy of Science
Steven Horst
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Unlocking Divine Action: A Rejoinder
Michael Dodds
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Prosperity Gospel, Healing, and Divine Action
December, 2019

Why do Christians outside the West experience far more instances of miraculous divine activity than their brothers and sisters in the West?

Prosperity Gospel, Healing, and Divine Action: An Introduction
Hans Madueme
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Cultural Worldview and Spiritual Dynamics
Chul-Soo Caleb Kim
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An African Perspective on Miracles and Divine Action
Bulus Galadima
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Reflections on Miraculous Divine Activity by a Christian Anthropologist
Robert Priest
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Inseparability Between the African and Biblical Worlds
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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Miraculous Divine Activity and Religious Worldviews
Jungja Ma
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Disability, Providence, and Ethics
December, 2019

Disability raises questions about our doctrine of providence on both a theological and an experiential level. The most common question is "why?", one that Hans Reinders welcomes. Grief should be expected as we grapple with the difficulties God allows. Yet, God's providence is ultimately about leading us to a transformed life.

Disability, Providence, and Ethics: Introducing the Symposium
Kirsten Birkett
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Calvin, Providence, and Pain
Kirsten Birkett
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The Disabled God
C. Ben Mitchell
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Your Maker is Your Redeemer: Job and the Faithfulness of the Hidden God
Nathan Barczi
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Hymns of Pain and the Purposes of God
Michael S. Beates
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Disability, Calling, and Transformation
D. Christopher Ralston
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Disability, Providence, and Ethics: A Rejoinder
Hans S. Reinders
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Freedom, Determinism, and the Natural Sciences
December, 2019

How does your discipline contribute to the wider discussion on freedom and determinism?

Freedom, Determinism, and the Natural Sciences
Thomas H. McCall
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Psychology and its Unresolved “Issues”: The Case of Determinism
James Cresswell
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The Convention and Neuroscience of Free Will
Jason D. Runyan
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Determinism and Freedom: The Perspective of Genetics
Denis Alexander
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Physics and the Laws of Nature
Jeffrey Koperski
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Troubled by Scientific Determinism? Don’t Believe the Hype
Hans Madueme
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Freedom and Determinism in Science and Theology
Thomas H. McCall
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The Providence of God
October, 2019

In this book on providence, David Fergusson takes a "polyphonic" approach. He gleans from various perspectives in church history to create a constructive work on God's action in the world.

The Providence of God: Introducing the Symposium
Rebekah Earnshaw
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The Two Hands of God
Rebekah Earnshaw
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Hooked on (Poly)phonics: Voicing Plaudits and Plaints
Kevin Vanhoozer
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Double Agency and the Threefold Form of Providence
Terry J. Wright
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Polyphany, Cacophany, Symphony
Thomas H. McCall
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Wisdom and Providence
Craig G. Bartholomew
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The Providence of God: A Rejoinder
David Fergusson
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Chance and Providence
September, 2019

What is chance? How is it different from randomness? What place do these concepts have within Christian faith and understanding?

What Are the Chances?
Daniel Treier
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Sensing Chance, Defining Randomness
Vern Poythress
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Why Christians Struggle to Think Theologically About Chance
Josh Reeves
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Chance Encounters: Signs, Wonders, and Randomness
Dru Johnson
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Chance, Randomness, and Providence: Continuing a Conversation
Greg Welty
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Chance and Randomness: A Conversation with Myself
John Wilson
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Creationism Embattled Yet Resilient
June, 2019

Is it really tenable to be a young earth creationist in the face of the overwhelming scientific evidence that counts against it?

Creationism Embattled yet Resilient: An Introduction
Hans Madueme
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Young Earth Creationism Is Not Young
Joseph Francis
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Dealing with Deep Time
Steven Gollmer
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The Evidence of Science and Scripture
Stephen Lloyd
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Finite Games, Infinite Games, and Creation
Marcus Ross
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Placing Assumptions in the Dock
Gordon Wilson
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Creationism Embattled yet Resilient: A Redirect
Hans Madueme
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Creation Speaks
Joseph Francis
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Scientific Paradigms and Theological Necessity
Steven Gollmer
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Clarity on the Methodology
Stephen Lloyd
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Lest Anyone Cheat You
Gordon Wilson
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Engaging Creationists and Critics in the Infinite Game
Marcus Ross
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Intelligent Design, Science, and Religion
May, 2019

If intelligent design is not religiously motivated, why hasn’t it gained traction among mainstream scientists?

Intelligent Design as Science or Religion? An Introduction
Hans Madueme
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Evidence, Objectivity, and Traction
Ann Gauger
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Challenging Assumptions That Restrict
Paul Nelson
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The Motivations Are Irrelevant
Marcos Eberlin
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A Rose by Any Other Name
Wayne Rossiter
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Consider Me Evidence
Günter Bechly
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Intelligent Design as Science or Religion? A Redirect
Hans Madueme
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Intelligence, Reality, and Truth-Seeking Science
Paul Nelson
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Let the Data Speak
Marcos Eberlin
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The Next Phase of Intelligent Design
Wayne Rossiter
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Answering Questions, Addressing Objections
Günter Bechly
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Science as Reality Check
Ann Gauger
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Old But Not Evolving
April, 2019

Given your acceptance of the scientific consensus on the age of the cosmos, why do you reject the consensus regarding human evolution?

Old but Not Evolving: An Introduction
Hans Madueme
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Weighing the Evidence of the Two Books
David Snoke
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The Suspicious Package of Evolution
Ted Cabal
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How High are the Stakes?
Ken Keathley
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Improvising within a Nonlinear Storyline
Tim Morris
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A Signature for Creation
Fazale Rana
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Old but Not Evolving: A Redirect
Hans Madueme
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Living with the Tensions That Persist
David Snoke
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Consensus, Theories, and Rejecting Human Evolution
Ted Cabal
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Having Your Steak and Eating It Too
Ken Keathley
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Limits, Authorities, and Sphere Sovereignty
Tim Morris
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Not Your Grandfather's Concordism
Fazale Rana
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Divine Intervention in Evolutionary Creationism
March, 2019

Does evolutionary creationism allow for divine intervention?

Divine Intervention after Darwin: An Introduction
Hans Madueme
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Defining the Relationship between Evolution and Divine Intervention
Jim Stump
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This Question Is a Moving Target
Michael Behe
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Perspectives on Evolution and the Potential of Paleoanthropology
Niamh Middleton
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Preserving the Particularity of Divine Intervention
Denis Alexander
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The Theological Interpretation of Evolutionary Biology
Robert Russell
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Divine Intervention after Darwin: A Redirect
Hans Madueme
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Theology, Science, and the Kingdom of God
Jim Stump
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Unintended Randomness and Detecting Design
Michael Behe
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Bodies, Souls, and Complementary Accounts of the Human
Niamh Middleton
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What Do We Understand by Special Providence?
Denis Alexander
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Resurrecting Divine Action
Robert Russell
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Three Letters, Two Books, One Interview
February, 2019

An Epistolary Review of The Quest
Darrel Falk
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A Letter to the Heretic
Todd Wood
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A Letter to the Fool
Darrel Falk
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A Fool and a Heretic Inciting a Revolution?
Hans Madueme
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Modern Assumptions About Certainty
February, 2019

Would we have fewer conflicts between science and theology if we challenged our modern assumptions about certainty?

Certainty in Science and Theology: An Introduction
Chris Firestone
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The Autonomy of the Respective Domains
Carlos Bovell
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The Elusive Illusion of Certainty
Paul Allen
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The Problems of Certainty and the Claims to Truth
Susan Schreiner
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Astrotheology: An Introduction
October, 2018

The Theology X-Files
Hans Madueme
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The Very Good Vastness of Creation
Andreas Losch
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Living in the Vast World around Us
Thomas O'Meara
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Stars, Planets, and God's Extraterrestrial Sheep
Ted Peters
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Should Christians Care about Astrobiology?
Jeffrey Zweerink
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The Groaning of Creation
September, 2018

What does Paul have in mind when he speaks of creation's groaning in Romans 8?

Creation's Groaning: An Introduction
Joshua Jipp
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The Tales of Two Cities
Siu Fung Wu
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From Ruin to Renewal
Jonathan Moo
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Birth Pangs or Death Sentence?
Mark Seifrid
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Groaning for Glory
Marcus Mininger
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Scripture's Cosmology
August, 2018

Does the Bible teach a wrong cosmology, and does the doctrine of accommodation shed any light on this question?

Once More on Accommodation: An introduction
Hans Madueme
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We Are Earth-Bounded Humans in Every Way
Ardel Caneday
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Teaches or Employs? Six Reasons to Accept Accommodation
Denis Lamoureux
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Teaches or Assumes? Ancient Near Eastern Cosmology
Kyle Greenwood
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Truth, Usefulness, and Phenomenological Language
Noel Weeks
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On Human Mortality
May, 2018

Were humans mortal before the fall?

The Enigma of Death: An introduction
Hans Madueme
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Humans Created Mortal, with the Possibility of Eternal Life
J. Richard Middleton
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Irenaeus, Augustine, and Evolutionary Science
Andrew McCoy
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Mortal before the Fall? I Don’t Know, I Don’t Think You Do, and It Doesn’t Matter
C. John Collins
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Death, the Last Enemy
Todd Beall
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Was Adam Created Mortal or Immortal? Getting Beyond the Labels
Joshua Van Ee
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Bearing the Marks of Our Mortality
Gijsbert van den Brink
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Science and Intelligent Design
February, 2018

Can science detect intelligent design?

Can Science Detect Intelligent Design? An Introduction
Hans Madueme
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Is Design Detectable? An Unambiguous Yes. But!
Michael Ruse
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A Story We Can Understand, Told with Chemistry
Ben McFarland
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On Why Design Might Be Detectable
Tony Jelsma
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Science Detects Order and Directionality, Faith Sees the Purposes of an Intelligent Creator
Deborah Haarsma
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Purposive, Intelligent Design is Detectable via the Scientific Investigation of Nature
Stephen C. Meyer
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Undeniable
January, 2018

In Undeniable, Molecular Biologist Douglas Axe shows how biology confirms our "design intuition," which is our innate sense that the world was intentionally created. Despite evolutionary theory, biology verifies that there's a God who deliberately designed the world.

Was It Chance or Was It God? Introducing Axe's Undeniable
Kirsten Birkett
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Intuitions, Proteins, and Evangelicals: A Response to Undeniable
Dennis Venema
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Moving Paradigms and the Scientific Method: A Response to Undeniable
Cara Wall-Scheffler
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Undeniably Limited: Designing a Box in which to Find the Creator
R. Joel Duff
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Against "Common Science" and Alphabet Soup
Keith Fox
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Response to the Symposium
Douglas Axe
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A Modern Creature: Science and Creation in Modern Theology
January, 2018

A Modern Creature: Introducing a Conversation
Joel Chopp, Geoffrey Fulkerson
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The Real Beauty of Creation: A Kierkegaardian Account
Andrew Torrance
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Robert Jenson’s Story of Creation
Stephen John Wright
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Herman Bavinck as a Man of Science
John Bolt
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A More Natural Theology: Eberhard Jüngel on Creation and Christology
R. David Nelson
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Creation and Science under Jesus’ Rule: Perspectives from Adolf Schlatter
Robert Yarbrough
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The Tapestry of Creation: Jon Levenson on Creation and Omnipotence
John Hilber
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Myth, Science, and Hermeneutics: Rudolf Bultmann on Creation
Joshua Jipp
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How We Say What We Say about God and Creation: Kathryn Tanner on Creation
Myk Habets
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The Ends of Science in Oliver O'Donovan's Doctrine of Creation
Matthew Arbo
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An Extreme Modification of Tradition? Moltmann’s Understanding of Creation
Stephen Williams
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Controversy of the Ages
November, 2017

This book examines the way evangelicals handle science-theology conflicts and read Scripture in light thereof. It claims the “battle” between science and theology has been oversimplified and in some arenas misreported.

Introduction to "Controversy of the Ages"
Darrell Bock
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Toward Resolving the Controversy
Hugh Ross
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Mere Creationism
Tim Morris
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The Importance of Beginnings
Paul Garner
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Controversy and Conversation
Jim Stump
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Response to the Symposium
Ted Cabal
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Confessing Creation with Augustine
August, 2017

When we think of Augustine, we tend to think of his emphasis on divine grace, or his high doctrine of the church, or his penetrating insights into the Trinity. But in many ways, the doctrine of creation was at the core of who Augustine was, both as a theologian and as a Christian.

Can the Creation Debates Find Rest in Augustine?
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What We Forget about Creation
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The Missing Virtue in the Creation Debates
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Did Augustine Read Genesis 1 Literally?
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Gavin Ortlund
Adam and the Genome
June, 2017

Prevailing genomic science holds that humans descend from a large population. Is this science to be believed and why? And biblically and theologically, what does this mean for the fate of Adam and Eve? In this Biologos sponsored book, evangelical geneticist Dennis Venema and popular New Testament scholar Scot McKnight combine their expertise to proffer an account of “Adam and the genome.”

Adam and the Genome: Introducing the Symposium
Hans Madueme
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What God Has Joined Together
Darrell Bock
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On Insulin, Orangoutangs, and Adam
Jitse van der Meer
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Wanted: A Plausible, Post-Genomic Biblical Adam and Eve
Elizabeth "Lisa" Sung
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A Genealogical Adam and Eve in Evolution
S. Joshua Swamidass
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If Christ Be Not Raised: Reflections on Methodological Naturalism
Fazale Rana
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Response to the Symposium (Part 1)
Dennis Venema
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Response to the Symposium (Part 2)
Scot McKnight
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Science, Theology, & Charitable Discussion: A Symposium Recap
Thomas H. McCall
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Reading Genesis with the Church
April, 2017

Reading Genesis with the Church
Keith Stanglin
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Irenaeus: Creation & the Father's Two Hands
Anthony Briggman
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Origen: Decoding Genesis
Mark Scott
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Creation & Time in Basil’s Hexaemeron
Andrew Brown
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Augustine, Genesis, & the Goodness of Creation
Bradley Green
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Genesis 2:7 & the Meaning of 'Life' in Cyril of Alexandria's Theology
David Maxwell
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Time, Text, & Creation: The Venerable Bede on Genesis 1
Timothy Furry
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History & the Hexaëmeron
Daniel Wade McClain
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Terms of the Divine Art: Aquinas on Creation
Joshua Lee Harris
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Martin Luther: Student of the Creation
Mickey Mattox
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Creation & the 'Matter' of Scripture: Calvin on Genesis
Rebekah Earnshaw
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Witchcraft Accusations
March, 2012

The Christian Prophet and the Witch
Robert Priest
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On the Meaning of the Words “Witch,” “Witchcraft,” and “Sorcery”
Robert Priest
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Bible Translation and the Witch
Robert Priest
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The Christian Prophet and the Witch
Robert Priest
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The Witchcraft Understanding within African Cultures
Joseph Mavinga
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Where Do Missionaries Encounter Witch Accusations?
Robert Priest
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“Witchdemonology” and the Meaning of Witchcraft-related Terms
Opoku Onyinah
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Pastoral Intervention Related to Witchcraft
Robert Priest
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Church Leaders and Theologians Tackle Challenge of Witchcraft and Witch Accusations in Africa
Robert Priest
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Report on Witchcraft Colloquium, AIU, March 2013
Henry Center
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Witchcraft Accusations and the Care of the Church
Robert Priest
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What Is Witchcraft?
Opoku Onyinah
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Discovering Witches
Steve Rasmussen
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Aula: A Baby Disease ‘Caused’ by a Witch
Andy Anguandia-Alo
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Against Satan's Deceptive Rule
Timothy Stabell
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Suffering and the Persistent Nature of
Witchcraft belief
Samuel Waje Kunhiyop
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When Witches and Wizards Crash Land!
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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Speech, Song, Sermon: Warnings against Witches and Witchcraft in a Funeral Setting
Esther Mombo
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The Child Witches of Kinshasa, DRC
Robert Priest
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Witchcraft: Physical or Spiritual?
Opoku Onyinah
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“Your Pastor Is Killing You!”
Steve Rasmussen
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A Pastor Accused of Witchcraft: The Search for Evidence
Andy Anguandia-Alo
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Greater Is He Who Is in You
Timothy Stabell
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Identities of Accused Witches
Samuel Waje Kunhiyop
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When Birds Turn into Human Beings
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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A Coven of 200 Witches in the US
Robert Priest
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Witchcraft as Abuse of Religion
Jesse Mugambi
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The Activities of Witches
Opoku Onyinah
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Spring 2015: Witchcraft in the News
Robert Priest
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Witchcraft, Healing, and Conversion in Togo
J. Rupert Morgan
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The Witchcraft of Children
Andy Anguandia-Alo
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How Do You Know?
Timothy Stabell
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How Witches Are Known
Samuel Waje Kunhiyop
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Black Witchcraft, White Witchcraft, and Development
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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Using Witchcraft to Murder and Rape
Robert Priest
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Witchcraft: Tension Between Protection and Destruction
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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Murdering Albinos and Witches in Northwestern Tanzania: Connections and Differences
Steve Rasmussen
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Advocating for Persecuted Albinos: Lessons for Advocating for those Suspected as Witches?
Steve Rasmussen
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Dealing with Witchcraft
Opoku Onyinah
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Loving Suspected Witches: Practical, Holistic, Pastoral Action
Timothy Stabell
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"Witchcraft" Can Be a Confusing Word
Robert Priest
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Attributing Witchcraft to the Envious Poor
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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God Bless the First Class
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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The Role of Nollywood in Witchcraft Belief and Confessions
Samuel Waje Kunhiyop
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Pastors teach their communities to defend those accused of witchcraft
Janice Horsager Rasmussen
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Two Colloquia on Pastoral responses to Witchcraft and witch accusations
Timothy Stabell
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The Sparking Story of Aru Witch Hunt
Andy Anguandia-Alo
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Witches: African or American?
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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Scapegoating in Witchcraft Accusation
Samuel Waje Kunhiyop
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Witchcraft 'here to stay'?
Andy Anguandia-Alo
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Roots, Realities & Responses: Lessons Learnt in Tackling Witchcraft Accusations against Children
Stop Child Witch Accusations (SCWA) coalition
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The Mysterious Flying “Witch Lights” of ARU
Andy Anguandia-Alo
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Witches: African or American?
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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Prophetic Media and Witchcraft
Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu
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