
Not Yet Been Made Known: Transhumanism and the Search for Salvation
What could the transhumanism movement mean for us as Christians in how we think about our lifespans here on earth?
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Richard Mouw introduces a well-researched and thorough book about the tenets of evolution and Christianity from a European voice, sharing an outside perspective while remaining highly relevant to other readers.
Darrel Falk | The Bridge from Biology to Faith
Darrel Falk joins Jim Stump to reminisce about some of his experiences with the early genetic sciences as well as his role in the beginnings of BioLogos.
Approaching Adam: Talking with Kids about Human Origins and the Bible
“Hey, Mom and Dad, where do humans come from?” Christy gives some helpful dos and don’ts to help parents lead theological and scientific conversations with their children.
Living with Contagious Uncertainty
In the midst of Seattle's CoV-19 outbreak, biochemist Ben McFarland provides a daily log of feelings, adaptations, and discovery.
A Liturgy of Praise to the King of Creation
Celebrate with us a moment of brief praise and thanks to the Creator of all things.
Adam is Israel
Reading the creation story as a cosmic battle helps us see the Adam story from an fresh angle: Adam is the beginning of Israel, not humanity.
- By Christy Hemphill
- and Rick Pidcock
Scientifically Precise Worship
Christy interviews music artist Rick Pidcock about his new album of worshipful music that celebrates the way God creates in the universe.
Katharine Hayhoe | Global Weirding
Katharine Hayhoe joins Jim Stump to talk about climate change: the science and the effects we see in the world today. She ends with some practical solutions and a call for rational hope.
Tactile Wonder & Tacit Truths: Seeing Ourselves in Adam and Eve
When we talk about God creating Adam and Eve, it’s important not to lose the drama, power, and wonder of the story.
Preserving Orthodoxy & Honoring Scientific Reality
Richard Mouw introduces a well-researched and thorough book about the tenets of evolution and Christianity from a European voice, sharing an outside perspective while remaining highly relevant to other readers.
Darrel Falk | The Bridge from Biology to Faith
Darrel Falk joins Jim Stump to reminisce about some of his experiences with the early genetic sciences as well as his role in the beginnings of BioLogos.
Approaching Adam: Talking with Kids about Human Origins and the Bible
“Hey, Mom and Dad, where do humans come from?” Christy gives some helpful dos and don’ts to help parents lead theological and scientific conversations with their children.
Living with Contagious Uncertainty
In the midst of Seattle's CoV-19 outbreak, biochemist Ben McFarland provides a daily log of feelings, adaptations, and discovery.
A Liturgy of Praise to the King of Creation
Celebrate with us a moment of brief praise and thanks to the Creator of all things.
Adam is Israel
Reading the creation story as a cosmic battle helps us see the Adam story from an fresh angle: Adam is the beginning of Israel, not humanity.
- By Christy Hemphill
- and Rick Pidcock
Scientifically Precise Worship
Christy interviews music artist Rick Pidcock about his new album of worshipful music that celebrates the way God creates in the universe.
Katharine Hayhoe | Global Weirding
Katharine Hayhoe joins Jim Stump to talk about climate change: the science and the effects we see in the world today. She ends with some practical solutions and a call for rational hope.
Tactile Wonder & Tacit Truths: Seeing Ourselves in Adam and Eve
When we talk about God creating Adam and Eve, it’s important not to lose the drama, power, and wonder of the story.
Preserving Orthodoxy & Honoring Scientific Reality
Richard Mouw introduces a well-researched and thorough book about the tenets of evolution and Christianity from a European voice, sharing an outside perspective while remaining highly relevant to other readers.
Darrel Falk | The Bridge from Biology to Faith
Darrel Falk joins Jim Stump to reminisce about some of his experiences with the early genetic sciences as well as his role in the beginnings of BioLogos.
Approaching Adam: Talking with Kids about Human Origins and the Bible
“Hey, Mom and Dad, where do humans come from?” Christy gives some helpful dos and don’ts to help parents lead theological and scientific conversations with their children.
Living with Contagious Uncertainty
In the midst of Seattle's CoV-19 outbreak, biochemist Ben McFarland provides a daily log of feelings, adaptations, and discovery.
A Liturgy of Praise to the King of Creation
Celebrate with us a moment of brief praise and thanks to the Creator of all things.
Tim Keller, Pastor & AuthorMany 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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What is evolution?
Properly understood, evolution is a scientific theory about the development of life and is consistent with Christian theology.

Questioning the Answers: My Story of Doubt and Discovery
Cassie Hale shares her story of wrestling with questions related to her faith and evolution.

How is BioLogos different from Evolutionism, Intelligent Design, and Creationism?
We affirm that the Bible is the inspired and authoritative word of God. We also accept the science of evolution as the best description for how God brought about life on earth.

What is BioLogos?
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book. Francis Collins, the physician and geneticist who led the Human Genome Project, wrote the book, The Language of God.

The Big Story: From Stardust to The New Creation
What if we told the story of the Bible from the perspective of what science has learned about God's world? This is the epic, sweeping, and continuing story of God that stretches from creation to new creation.


The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief
An instant bestseller by the founder of BioLogos, The Language of God provides a powerful conversion story and a winsome account of the harmony between science and faith in many key areas.
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Katharine Hayhoe | Global Weirding
Katharine Hayhoe joins Jim Stump to talk about climate change: the science and the effects we see in the world today. She ends with some practical solutions and a call for rational hope.
- Featuring guest Darrel Falk
Darrel Falk | The Bridge from Biology to Faith
Darrel Falk joins Jim Stump to reminisce about some of his experiences with the early genetic sciences as well as his role in the beginnings of BioLogos.
- Featuring guest Kutter Callaway
Kutter Callaway | Ministry in Theater Five
Jim Stump and Kutter Calloway discuss how art and pop-culture have become an underlying meta-narrative through which we understand our spirituality.
Recommended Book: Understanding Scientific Theories of Origins: Cosmology, Geology, and Biology in Christian Perspective
At BioLogos we’re thrilled to announce the release of an important new book, Understanding Scientific Theories of Origins: Cosmology, Geology, and Biology in Christian Perspective.
This textbook was written by five Wheaton College professors–the fruit of a 3-year grant they received from BioLogos in 2013, the book is actually 23 years in the making. This one’s a game-changer, folks: it covers the best contemporary scientific theories for the creation of the universe, Earth, life, diversity of life, and humankind, and is written with college students in mind. Order your copy today at InterVarsity Press or Amazon.

BioLogos Basics Videos
Check out this series of short, snappy videos introducing topics for those new to the Christianity and evolution discussion.
What is Genetics?
Some of the strongest evidence for the common ancestry of all life forms comes from genetics. Genetics is the study of how changes are passed down from generation to generation through DNA.
What Happens to Christian Theology if Evolution is True?
What happens to Christian theology if evolution is true? Perhaps the best way of exploring this question is keeping in mind that God is the author of both Scripture and the natural world, and so, ultimately, these can’t contradict each other.
What's the Point?
In this video series we’ve taken a whirlwind tour through questions people have about evolutionary creation: from the age of the earth and evidences for common ancestry, to biblical interpretation and theological controversies.
What is BioLogos?
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book. Francis Collins, the physician and geneticist who led the Human Genome Project, wrote the book, The Language of God.
Is God the Creator?
Does BioLogos believe that God is the creator? Yes, all Christians believe this; the question is, how did God create?
What about the Bible?
Doesn’t evolutionary creation contradict a plain reading of the Bible? Well, that depends on whose plain reading you mean.
How did God create the ingredients for life?
So how did God bring about the diversity of life we see on earth today? First he needed a place where life could survive—a planet that is just the right distance from the sun, and full of the right kinds of elements.
How Old is the Earth?
So how old is the earth? Some people think the Bible says it was created about 6,000 years ago. While the Bible does include a number of genealogies, many conservative Bible scholars believe that these lists are not intended to be a complete method of dating the age of the earth.
How Evolution Works, Part 1
We often hear critics of evolution saying things like, “A dog could have never evolved from a cat” or “If humans evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys around?” These kinds of statements reveal a misunderstanding of what scientists mean by evolution.
How Evolution Works, Part 2
Whales provide a clear example of macroevolution. They are superficially similar to fish, but are, in fact, mammals! Darwin himself wondered whether whales had evolved from mammals on land, but he had no real empirical evidence for such a claim. Now we have impressive evidence.
What is Genetics?
Some of the strongest evidence for the common ancestry of all life forms comes from genetics. Genetics is the study of how changes are passed down from generation to generation through DNA.
What Happens to Christian Theology if Evolution is True?
What happens to Christian theology if evolution is true? Perhaps the best way of exploring this question is keeping in mind that God is the author of both Scripture and the natural world, and so, ultimately, these can’t contradict each other.
What's the Point?
In this video series we’ve taken a whirlwind tour through questions people have about evolutionary creation: from the age of the earth and evidences for common ancestry, to biblical interpretation and theological controversies.
What is BioLogos?
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book. Francis Collins, the physician and geneticist who led the Human Genome Project, wrote the book, The Language of God.
Is God the Creator?
Does BioLogos believe that God is the creator? Yes, all Christians believe this; the question is, how did God create?
What about the Bible?
Doesn’t evolutionary creation contradict a plain reading of the Bible? Well, that depends on whose plain reading you mean.
How did God create the ingredients for life?
So how did God bring about the diversity of life we see on earth today? First he needed a place where life could survive—a planet that is just the right distance from the sun, and full of the right kinds of elements.
How Old is the Earth?
So how old is the earth? Some people think the Bible says it was created about 6,000 years ago. While the Bible does include a number of genealogies, many conservative Bible scholars believe that these lists are not intended to be a complete method of dating the age of the earth.
How Evolution Works, Part 1
We often hear critics of evolution saying things like, “A dog could have never evolved from a cat” or “If humans evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys around?” These kinds of statements reveal a misunderstanding of what scientists mean by evolution.
How Evolution Works, Part 2
Whales provide a clear example of macroevolution. They are superficially similar to fish, but are, in fact, mammals! Darwin himself wondered whether whales had evolved from mammals on land, but he had no real empirical evidence for such a claim. Now we have impressive evidence.
What is Genetics?
Some of the strongest evidence for the common ancestry of all life forms comes from genetics. Genetics is the study of how changes are passed down from generation to generation through DNA.
What Happens to Christian Theology if Evolution is True?
What happens to Christian theology if evolution is true? Perhaps the best way of exploring this question is keeping in mind that God is the author of both Scripture and the natural world, and so, ultimately, these can’t contradict each other.
What's the Point?
In this video series we’ve taken a whirlwind tour through questions people have about evolutionary creation: from the age of the earth and evidences for common ancestry, to biblical interpretation and theological controversies.
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Upper House — Upper House
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Care of Creation — Upper House
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Hope CRC — Hope Christian Reformed Church
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Trinity International University — ATO Chapel at Trinity International University
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Thomistic Institute — The Harvard Museum of Natural History
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AprMadison, WI
Upper House — Upper House
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