Church without walls
Virtual communion as part of a virtual service and blessed by a pastor would enhance congregational togetherness during COVID-19.
Vaccines and vaccination: A matter of ethics and science, medicine and faith
Waiting amidst COVID-19 regulations for an effective treatment or vaccine, I ponder the ethics of the preparation of vaccines and their use in vaccinations.
Love for the Earth in the time of COVID-19
If the ecological good that has come out of our collective quarantine shows human impact that is real, maybe there is something to learn about who we are.
Church, pandemic and thoughts about telecommunion
How can the church be the church when it’s not safe for members to gather physically and governments may, for public health reasons, prohibit large gatherings?
Reflections of a climate scientist
In celebration of Earth Day, some congregations should consider incorporating Zooniverse citizen science activities.
Intelligent design, science, and theology
The intelligent design argument is that some features of biological systems cannot be explained by the widely accepted theory of evolution via natural selection, and that from those features intelligent design, and hence an Intelligent Designer, can be inferred.
