Neighbors in God’s Majestic Cosmos
Given the inspiring landing of the Mars Rover Perseverance this past month and its hunt for past life on the red planet, we felt this piece was worth revisiting.
Writing humanity’s next chapter: Religion and science in the present moment
Editor’s note: These remarks were originally delivered in August 2020 as part of a Zoom lecture series sponsored by the Center for Advanced Studies in Religion and Science (CASIRAS). In these very days, our society has been ripped open by a public health disaster to...
Blessed be the COVID-positive?
If you are like most Americans, by now you know someone who has tested positive for coronavirus. Initially there is shock, generally followed by fear, and then there is the waiting to see how the symptoms progress. I am writing this during the Advent season, which is...
Religion and science dialogue: Is the medium the message?
The book “Theologians and Philosophers Using Social Media: Advice, Tips, and Testimonials” explores how theologians and philosophers use social media and technology.
God working with our hands
Looking at the Evangelical Lutheran Church’s annual “God’s Work. Our Hands” day of service in light of the created co-creator proposal.
