We fill a unique role in the conversation. Our values will be made more concrete as we align our organization, community, blog, and forum to this mission.
Evolutionary theory “makes sense” of cancer, giving us critical insight into how it works. Going the other direction, cancer makes sense of evolution too.
Three different stories of Adam and Eve might be consistent with the genetic evidence. It returns us to the Grand Questions of Origins. We all should care.
Gavin Ortlund's new book, Finding the Right Hills to Die On, advocates for prioritizing which theological concerns are most important when engaging science.
Read the anthropologist Robert Canfield's confession of the Resurrection here. Canfield affirms evolution, but it is Jesus that reordered his entire world.
With our first grant, a foundation will be laid from which to launch Peaceful Science as a new voice on human origins, uniquely equipped to facilitate an exchange of questions between theology and science. This could be a new way forward, where we find common ground in grand questions, rather than common answers.
