Ted Davis
Author, BioLogos Advisory Council, BioLogos Voices
Ted Davis is Professor of the History of Science at Messiah College. A former high school science teacher, Ted studied history and philosophy of science at Indiana University, where his mentor was the late Richard S. Westfall, author of the definitive biography of Isaac Newton. With the English historian Michael Hunter, Ted edited The Works of Robert Boyle, 14 vols. (London: Pickering & Chatto, 1999-2000), but his interests include the whole 2000-year interaction of Christianity and science. Author of dozens of scholarly articles and essays, Ted is one of few historians who have written extensively about both the Scientific Revolution and modern America. He and his wife Kathy enjoy theater, music, and traveling to new places.
Why Do Some Modern Christians Doubt the Resurrection?
Modern theologians who have denied the Resurrection have often done so because of a post-Enlightenment bias against the possibility of miracles.

Did Darwin Promote Genocide?
Darwin’s views on race and culture are backwards by today’s standards, but it's wrong to blame him for the atrocities that followed his life and work.
Two Ways the Origins Debate Needs to Change
Ted Davis shares two ways the science and faith discussion should change.
Appreciating John Polkinghorne: An Easter Remembrance
Ted Davis brings a thoughtful reflection on the life and legacy of John Polkinghorne, one of the early pioneers in the advocacy of the harmony between science and faith.
- By Philip Yancey,
- Darrel Falk,
- Nancy O. Low
- and Ted Davis
Moon Landing Memories
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing in 1969, we asked some of those in our network that remember the day well to tell us about where they were during the making of history...
Theistic Evolution: History and Beliefs
Ted Davis presents five core tenets of Theistic Evolution, discusses some conclusions that follow from these assumptions, and offers an overview of Theistic Evolution's history.
Why Do Some Modern Christians Doubt the Resurrection?
Modern theologians who have denied the Resurrection have often done so because of a post-Enlightenment bias against the possibility of miracles.

Did Darwin Promote Genocide?
Darwin’s views on race and culture are backwards by today’s standards, but it's wrong to blame him for the atrocities that followed his life and work.
Two Ways the Origins Debate Needs to Change
Ted Davis shares two ways the science and faith discussion should change.
Appreciating John Polkinghorne: An Easter Remembrance
Ted Davis brings a thoughtful reflection on the life and legacy of John Polkinghorne, one of the early pioneers in the advocacy of the harmony between science and faith.
- By Philip Yancey,
- Darrel Falk,
- Nancy O. Low
- and Ted Davis
Moon Landing Memories
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing in 1969, we asked some of those in our network that remember the day well to tell us about where they were during the making of history...
Theistic Evolution: History and Beliefs
Ted Davis presents five core tenets of Theistic Evolution, discusses some conclusions that follow from these assumptions, and offers an overview of Theistic Evolution's history.
Why Do Some Modern Christians Doubt the Resurrection?
Modern theologians who have denied the Resurrection have often done so because of a post-Enlightenment bias against the possibility of miracles.

Did Darwin Promote Genocide?
Darwin’s views on race and culture are backwards by today’s standards, but it's wrong to blame him for the atrocities that followed his life and work.
Two Ways the Origins Debate Needs to Change
Ted Davis shares two ways the science and faith discussion should change.