evolution

One of the themes for this summer’s Lambeth Conference is science and faith. We have invited authors to reflect on what they hope the...

It has been one of the axioms of contemporary culture in Britain that cathedrals and museums have exchanged places. Cathedrals, which were once the...

As much as we would have it be otherwise, we, as Christians, really cannot rely on “nature” to provide an answer to many ethical questions. We are a people united in our belief that our human nature is beloved and capable of union with the divine, but what precisely human nature is, is a truly complicated question.

Damasio’s presentation of recent findings in evolutionary brain science bears significantly on epistemology, ethics, and eschatology.

British historian Ian Morris argues that human values depend upon our methods of energy capture and storage.

Fr. James Haney V has won first place in a seminary competition for a sermon discussing science and faith.

"The truth is no coward. The truth does not need the law. The truth does not need the force of government."

The “war of science and religion” is fatuous and enervating.

Daniel Muth reviews books by Alvin Plantinga and Thomas Nagel.