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Splendiferous Wondrous Differences

Every human bears the image of God and in God’s good future there will be a great diversity of people from all nations and tribes. But we don’t always live as if that were the case. Jemar Tisby joins us to talk about the church’s complicity in racism and what we can do about it.

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Why Black Lives Matter for Science and Faith
Listen to the panel of Black science and faith voices talk about the disparities in STEM, and how we can achieve greater representation for the Black community and other people of color in our fields.
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Podcast Episode
Lynette Strickland | God's World is a Diverse World
By Jim Stump 
Lynette tells some of her own stories that highlight the ways that science as a discipline can benefit from increased diversity and inclusion.
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Diversity and Disability in the Church
By Lamar Hardwick 
Including the disability community in the wider discussion about diversity is not only important, it is also imperative.
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Race: A Brief History of its Origin, Failure and Alternative
By Dave Unander 
A Christian geneticist reflects on a lifetime journey to understand the origin and challenges of racism.
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One Human Family
By Deborah Haarsma 
We abhor the misuse of the science of evolution to promote racist ideas. We celebrate the unity of the human race, which has been abundantly confirmed by scientific evidence.
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Philip Yancey talks about his new memoir, "Where the Light Fell." He shares his views of science, church life, and offers hope for Christians who are deconstructing.
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Jemar Tisby | Splendiferous Wondrous Differences
By Jim Stump 
Jemar Tisby joins us to talk about the church’s complicity in racism and what we can do about it.
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N.T. Wright, Francis Collins, John Walton, Deb Haarsma, Julia Wattacheril, Charlotte vanOyen-Witvliet, and Curtis Chang talk about hope.
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Watch as friends N.T. Wright and Francis Collins sing their re-written rendition of Bob Dylan's "Shelter from the Storm" that they have titled "New World Has Been Born"
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Heino Falcke | The Hidden World Above
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From stargazing as a child to helping lead the team which took the first ever image of a black hole, Heino Falcke has only seen his faith and his work as an astronomer as deeply connected.
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Living Like a Narnian: Finding Hope in Dark Days
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These are dark days, and optimism is in short supply. But we’re Christians, and this is Christmas. Shouldn’t we, of all people, be hopeful?
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As a thoughtful voice in the evangelical community, Phil Vischer's dedication to a truth-seeking and faith centered evangelicalism is an inspiring, and perhaps challenging, model for us all.
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John Inazu thinks there’s a way to live in this world of difference while still being confident and committed to our own beliefs, especially our religious beliefs.
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By Deborah Haarsma 
BioLogos is releasing “A Christian Statement on Science for Pandemic Times," calling all Christians to follow the advice of public health experts and support scientists doing crucial biomedical research on COVID-19.
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Let Us Not Lose Heart on Vaccination
By Deborah Haarsma 
Because of our faith in Jesus Christ, let us love our neighbors by getting the shot and wearing masks in public places, and encouraging others to do the same. Let us follow Christ by speaking the truth and countering misinformation.
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By Deborah Haarsma 
Deb highlights why Christians should feel confident receiving a COVID vaccine on behalf of themselves and the rest of their community.
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Should Christians get vaccinated?
We seek to help Christians make wise decisions that are both true to our faith and based on accurate science. As you seek to learn more and make an informed decision, here’s why we think vaccination is a safe, ethical, and wise choice.
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Is the COVID-19 Vaccine a Miracle?
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Is the COVID-19 vaccine a rare or extraordinary event that points to the reality of the Kingdom of God?
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Should Christians take the vaccine?
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It is important to think about the vaccine from a specifically Christian perspective because a sizable number of believers have indicated they are suspicious of the vaccine.
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Curtis Chang & David French | Christians & the Vaccine
By Jim Stump 
Curtis Chang and David French talk about the rise of vaccine refusal, the spiritual problem which causes it, and how to broach these tricky territories with friends and family.
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Is the COVID vaccine the "Mark of the Beast"?
By Curtis Chang 
If you are not familiar with all the different strands of Christianity, this may seem like a strange question to you.
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Tim Keller joins Francis Collins in a conversation that includes updates on the latest COVID-19 research and much more.
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Is the COVID-19 vaccine safe?
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The vaccine is the key to our global recovery from the pandemic. But currently there exists a sizable number of Christians who have indicated they are suspicious of the vaccine.
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By Kendra Terpstra 
Kendra looks back on the past year and the conversations she's been having and appreciating in helping to end the pandemic.
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Curtis Chang gets the chance to ask NIH Director Francis Collins some questions in a "rapid-fire" type format.

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Jemar Tisby | Splendiferous Wondrous Differences
By Jim Stump 
Jemar Tisby joins us to talk about the church’s complicity in racism and what we can do about it.
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May Hope Abound
N.T. Wright, Francis Collins, John Walton, Deb Haarsma, Julia Wattacheril, Charlotte vanOyen-Witvliet, and Curtis Chang talk about hope.
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Heino Falcke | The Hidden World Above
By Jim Stump 
From stargazing as a child to helping lead the team which took the first ever image of a black hole, Heino Falcke has only seen his faith and his work as an astronomer as deeply connected.
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Phil Vischer | Being Evangelical
By Jim Stump 
As a thoughtful voice in the evangelical community, Phil Vischer's dedication to a truth-seeking and faith centered evangelicalism is an inspiring, and perhaps challenging, model for us all.
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John Inazu thinks there’s a way to live in this world of difference while still being confident and committed to our own beliefs, especially our religious beliefs.
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As a Christian who is also a scientist, Kyle Van Houtan understands his call to be a steward of the earth and to fight against the climate disaster; as a scientist who is also a Christian, he feels compelled to foster the Christian virtue of hope in spite of these grim realities.
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Bethany Sollereder hasn't come up with the final answer to why there is suffering, but she does provide a new way to of contemplating this perennial question.
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When science can come alongside the needs of the people, communities can find solutions that allow both people and the environment to flourish.
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Are science and religion at war? Many people today believe they are in conflict. BioLogos exists to show that you don’t have to choose between modern science and biblical faith. Watch the video to learn more …

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Many people today, both secular and Christian, want us to believe that science and religion cannot live together. Not only is this untrue, but we believe that a thoughtful dialogue between science and faith is essential for engaging the hearts and minds of individuals today. BioLogos provides an important first step towards that end.

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Evolutionary creationists believe that God created humans in his image, and that God created humans using natural processes that scientists describe as evolution. How can these beliefs work together?
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The Bible was written to speak to us in our modern context, but who was the original audience and what does it mean for us today?
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What created God?
Many arguments claiming to prove the existence of God have been proposed throughout the centuries. The response to many of these arguments, however, is: “If God created the world, what created God?”
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What would life beyond Earth mean for Christians?
By Deborah Haarsma 
Could intelligent life be living on other planets? Deb addresses challenging questions that touch the core of our faith, but we need not be discouraged. There are multiple faithful options which take scripture, theology, and science seriously.
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What is the evidence for evolution?
This article summarizes multiple independent lines of evidence that evolution is the best scientific description of the process by which life has diversified.
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The Firmament of Genesis 1 is Solid but That’s Not the Point
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To insist that the description of the sky in Genesis 1 must conform to contemporary science is a theological problem. It is important to remember that God speaks in ways that people can understand.
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Many people today have great difficulty understanding how the Bible could be God's Word. Here's how to respond to some of the most common objections.
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Many secular and evangelical voices agree that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution. But is this true? Depends what you mean by "evolution."
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If Creation is Through Christ, Evolution is What You Would Expect
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A clip from N.T. Wright’s talk, "Christ and Creation: Exploring the Paradox," which opened the 2017 BioLogos conference.
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Christians who embrace a biblical understanding of creation may see the hand of God in the deep time of the cosmos and the complex processes of biological evolution.
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Collins sat down with us at his home to talk about his own journey in finding a harmony between faith and science and he shares stories of some of the people in his life who were influential in his conversion from atheism to Christianity.
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Long Life Spans in Genesis: Literal or Symbolic?
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Modern theologians who have denied the Resurrection have often done so because of a post-Enlightenment bias against the possibility of miracles.
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If, as Jesus claims, the goal of our existence is relationship with him, finding him in our suffering is the point.
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The divergences between the creation accounts in Genesis 1 and 2 suggest that these texts are not teaching science; for then we would need to ask which account is scientifically true.

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