by Michelle Sioson | Jan 2, 2025 | Science and Religion
No book until Jordan Peterson’s We Who Wrestle With God has helped me make sense of the books of the Old Testament to my satisfaction. The God of the Old Testament has always struck me as arbitrary and gratuitously cruel. Thus, I always have been faced with choosing...
by Sam Mitchell | Sep 20, 2024 | Science and Religion
Materialists believe that the only reality is the physical reality accessible to our senses. They tell us that belief in consciousness independent of the brain is unscientific and infantile, mere wish fulfilment. They cite the widespread conviction among...
by Michelle Sioson | Jul 17, 2024 | Science and Religion
John Lennox, Christian apologist and professor emeritus of mathematics at Oxford, reminds us that while science can tell us how our world works, it cannot tell us anything about why we are here. His observation strikes me as unarguably true, but it begs the question...
by Sam Mitchell | Mar 7, 2024 | Science and Religion
What the Evidence Says about What’s True Ever since I was old enough to think about the world, I have wanted to understand what is true. I have never been a post-modernist, one of those people who think that reality is nothing but a social construct, devised and...
by Sam Mitchell | Jan 23, 2023 | Science and Religion
I think all who call themselves Christians would assent to certain foundational beliefs: There is a single consciousness – spirit or logos – that has created from nothing all reality: spacetime, energy, a world of unimaginable beauty and complexity, us. We call this...
by Sam Mitchell | Dec 9, 2022 | Science and Religion
Ever since I first read the story of Job decades ago, it has bothered me. The oldest story in the Bible, it addresses head-on the question that plagues anyone who takes God seriously: How can a loving God stand by while a good person suffers? The story begins with a...
