BioLogos is a community of evangelical Christians committed to exploring and celebrating the compatibility of evolutionary creation and biblical faith, guided by the truth that “all things hold together in Christ.” [Col 1:17]
"As a pastor, I am constantly searching for resources that will guide people to the fullness of God. I care that my congregation be attracted toward God's artistry, moved by his majesty and intellectually challenged by his sovereignty. The new book from BioLogos, The Language of Science and Faith, is at the top of my recommendations both as an evaluation of theories of creation and as a devotional that prompts us to revere the Creator."
– Joel Hunter, senior pastor,
Northland, A Church
Distributed, Longwood, Fla.
New to BioLogos?
We encourage you to start with these resources:
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What is Evolutionary Creation?
BioLogos sees evolution as the means by which God created life, in contrast to Atheistic Evolutionism, Intelligent Design, and Creationism.
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Science and Scripture
BioLogos is committed to the authority of the Bible as the inspired word of God, and believes it is compatible with new scientific discoveries.
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Why It Matters
Christian young people shouldn’t have to feel torn between their faith and their biology courses.
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The BioLogos Foundation’s Theology of Celebration Workshops
At our Theology of Celebration workshops, evangelical leaders gather to explore the implications of modern science for Christian faith.





BioLogos is a community of evangelical Christians committed to exploring and celebrating the compatibility of evolutionary creation and biblical faith, guided by the truth that “all things hold together in Christ.” [Col 1:17]
"As a pastor, I am constantly searching for resources that will guide people to the fullness of God. I care that my congregation be attracted toward God's artistry, moved by his majesty and intellectually challenged by his sovereignty. The new book from BioLogos, The Language of Science and Faith, is at the top of my recommendations both as an evaluation of theories of creation and as a devotional that prompts us to revere the Creator."