Peaceful Science is launching, a diverse community of scholars advancing science in a fractured society by engaging the grand questions together
The Humility of Our Scholars
Darrel Falk, “People like me, stuck in a specific genetic paradigm, were wrong.” The humility of our scholars opens a better way forward for everyone.
The Publisher’s Report
IVP Academic has been encouraged to see the truly unique, communal development process that Josh has embraced for this project.
One Flesh in Joint Intentionality
Several millennia ago, Genesis pointed to the very qualities that scientists now recognize as being crucial to our emergence as a species.
Greg Cootsona: The Typology of Adam and Eve
With important questions before, us how should we approach origins? Let’s keep working at this with our eyes focused, not on Adam and Eve, but on Jesus.
Bring The Questions of Artificial Intelligence
Bring us your questions about AI in our current moment, or even the meaning of artificial minds. Wonder with us: What does it mean to be human?
On Peaceful Science
Says Darrel Falk, “The creation story is beautiful beyond imagination. However, even more beautiful is the concept of peace-filled science enthusiasts.”
How Billy Graham Married Evangelism and Anthropology
As segregation ended, the great evangelist Billy Graham contemplated the gospel alongside the anthropology of race: “God hath made of one blood.”
Zachary Ardern: Resurrection and Reality
An evolutionary biologist confesses that Jesus rose from the dead. The message of the Resurrection was early, persuasive, and transformative.
A Fair Hearing for Behe
We are giving Behe a fair hearing, but he faces honest critique from scientists. This is how science works, and it is the best we can do.
Daniel Ang: A Scientist Looks at the Resurrection
A physicist confesses that the electron is round and that Jesus rose from the dead. “My own faith is informed by the evidence, but it is much more.”
I Agree With Behe
I want to affirm again my common ground with Behe. Dialogue is only possible if we keep our common ground in view, and we have much of common ground.