Christianity and Science Resources
A few good places to start.
Christian College Coalition Resources
This is a well done site and has a lot of useful resources and links. I found many of them under faculty and administrator resources and students should also look there. There are lists of Christian organizations in various disciplines, examples of what other ccc colleges, including Dordt are doing and a good selection of print and web resources.
InterVarsity's Bibliography on the Integration of Faith and Scholarship
While this bibliography is broader than science and Christianity it has a number of useful links. You might start by checking out some of the material it has on and by George Marsden. I found this on the CCC web site mentioned above.
Christians In Science
This is a group of mainly British scientists who are committed Christians, interested in the relationship of science and Christian belief. The organization cosponsors the journal, Science & Christian Belief. They also have a e-mail listserv.
Access Research Network
Phil Johnson has tried to wake up the evangelical community to the secular influences of science. He has been especially concerned with the secular effect of neoDarwinian theory. Some of his material and some useful links can be found at this site.
Affiliation of Christian Geologists
The link will connect you to an association of geologists who are evangelical Christians. Many of them see evolution as the way God created and in my opinion do not always see its secular roots. Still it is VERY helpful to know that there are geologists who are committed Christians.
Keith Miller's Science/Faith Bibliography
Like myself, Keith Miller has compiled an annotated bibliography on science and Christianity. He sporadically updates it and would appreciate any suggestion for adding to the list. You can contact him at: kbmill@ksu.ksu.edu
This page was created by Professor Mahaffy for the benefit of the Biology and Natural Science Division.
Last modified on: December 25, 2006 (6:39PM)