Meet the Grantees

The following projects are supported by The BioLogos Foundation’s Evolution & Christian Faith program. BioLogos does not necessarily endorse the views expressed by the Project Leaders or their institutions, nor do the Project Leaders or their institutions necessarily endorse the views expressed by BioLogos.

Track 1: Interdisciplinary Scholarship

Track 1 projects focus on both the collaboration between individuals in different disciplines and the development of projects at the interface of different content areas.

Original Sin Redux: A Study in Analytic Theology

Fuller Theological Seminary
Professor Oliver Crisp

Beyond Galileo - to Chalcedon: Re-imagining the Intersection of Evolution and the Fall

The Colossian Forum
Pastor Michael Gulker, Dr. James Smith, and Dr. William Cavanaugh

Theology of Original Sin in Various Human Origins Scenarios

Calvin College
Dr. Loren Haarsma

From Monkeys or from Dirt? Cognitive Science and Human Origins

Bethel University
Dr. Adam Johnson

God's Brushes: Evolution, Creation & Christian Faith

Westmont College
Professor Jeffrey Schloss

Track 2: Intra-disciplinary Scholarship

Track 2 projects focus on work done within a specific discipline.

Creatures of God: An Evangelical-Catholic Dialogue on Sin, Evolution and Human Nature

Concordia University
Dr. Paul Allen

Re-Orienting Modern Biblical Interpretation: Church Fathers on History, the Letter & Creation

Trinity Western University
Dr. Craig Allert

Evolutionary Psychology and Christian Views on Human Thriving

Fuller Theological Seminary
Dr. Pamela King, Dr. Justin Barrett, and Dr. James Furrow

Support for the National Longitudinal Study of Religion and Human Origins

Calvin College
Dr. Jonathan Hill

The Quickening: How Chemistry Shaped Biology

Seattle Pacific University
Dr. Benjamin McFarland

Divine Hiddenness and Constraints on Creation: Should We Expect God to Create Gradually?

Bethany College
Dr. John Mullen

Christian Faith and Science: A Field Guide for the 21st Century

Indiana University
Professor Timothy O'Connor

Becoming Human – developing a model consistent with theological concerns of for the appearance of full humanity based on recent discoveries of human functionality.

Eastern University
Dr. David Wilcox

Track 3: Translational Projects

Track 3 focuses on projects that encourage Christians, especially those within more conservative traditions, to engage in meaningful and productive dialogue to reduce tensions between mainstream science and the Christian faith. These are more practical and less scholarly in nature.

Disputed Questions in Evolutionary Creation: Thomistic Responses for the Catholic Faithful and Other Curious Minds

Providence College
Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, OP; Fr. James Brent, OP; Bro. Thomas Davenport, OP; and Fr. John Baptist Ku, OP

Evolutionary Creation and Christian Ethics

St. Louis University
Dr. Craig Boyd

On Trial in Dayton

Lipscomb University
Dr. Lee Camp

Christian Faith and Evolution: Conversations among Journalists and Christian Scholars

Ethics and Public Policy Center
Mr. Michael Cromartie

Educating Pastors to Educate the Church: Bringing Science Workshops to Pastors and Seminaries

Solid Rock Lectures
Dr. Gregg Davidson, Dr. Kenneth Wolgemuth, and Dr. Joel Duff

La Evolucion de Dios / God's Evolution

Fundación Federico Fliedner
Dr. Pablo de Felipe and Rev. Dr. Pedro Zamora

Back to the Beginning: Educating Students and Parents about Evolution, Genesis, and Coexistence

Bryan College
Dr. Brian Eisenback and Dr. Kenneth Turner

H-A-R-M-O-N-Y: Showing Harmony Between Modern Science and Christianity to the French Speaking Church and Media

Association "Science et Foi Chrétienne"
Mr. Benoît Hébert

Teaching and Preaching Evolutionary Creation in The Church

Grace Truth Community Church
Dr. Seung-Hwan Kim

A Textbook for Teaching Scientific Theories of Origins at Christian Colleges and High Schools

Wheaton College
Dr. Stephen Moshier, Dr. Larry L. Funck, Dr. Robert C. Bishop, Dr. Ray J. Lewis, and Dr. John H. Walton

Nazarenes Exploring Evolution

Northwest Nazarene University
Dr. Thomas Oord

Seeing Evolutionary Creation as a Viable Evangelical Perspective: Seventy Years of ASA Resources

American Scientific Affiliation
Ms. Emily Ruppel and Dr. Terry Gray

Evolution and the Imago Dei: The Artist as Translator

IMAGE
Dr. Gregory Wolfe and Mr. Stuart Scadron-Wattles

Equipping the Next Generation of Christian Paleobiologists: A Seminar for Christian Graduate Students in Paleontology and Paleoanthropology

Calvin College
Dr. Ralph Stearley and Dr. Cara Wall-Scheffler

Moving Pastors Toward Scientific Literacy

Gordon College
Dr. Craig Story and Dr. Justin Topp

Building Bridges Between Scientists and Evangelicals: Let the Conversation Evolve

Vineyard Church of Ann Arbor
Pastor Ken Wilson, Pastor Emily Swan, and David Paladino

Author of Life: Seeing God in Evolution and Creation

Punahou School
Chaplain Joshua Hayashi and Ms. Diane Sweeney

Origins Video

Faith Alive Christian Resources
Rev. Leonard Vander Zee and Mr. Dean Heetderks

Adam, Paul and Evolution: what Evangelicals need to know

Trinity Western University
Dr. Dennis Venema and Dr. Scot McKnight

From Babel to Understanding: Towards a Fruitful Debate on Evolutionary Creation in the Netherlands

ForumC
Mr. Cors Visser

Catalyzing Compatibility of Evolution and Christian Faith on Secular Campuses: Curricular Resources for Student Groups

Harvey Mudd College
Dr. David Vosburg

Origins Today: Genesis through Ancient Eyes

Wheaton College
Dr. John Walton

Science and the Wisdom of God: An Interdisciplinary Project to Help Christians Gain an Appreciation for the Ingenuity Behind our Evolving Universe

Oral Roberts University
Dr. Dominic Halsmer, Dr. Andrew Lang, Dr. Hal Reed, Dr. John Korstad, Dr. Richard Seaman, and Dr. Lanny Endicott