Science and Scripture offer very different ways of talking about beginnings. The real question may be less about choosing one and more about what each is actually trying to explain.

More than a quarter of science teachers polled by Ipsos MORI think creationism should be taught in the science classroom. Submitted by Choccy on December 24, 2008 Ipsos MORI reports 'Teachers Dismiss ...

Dr. Swamidass’s unilateral demands for a “principled compromise” and “higher standards” for Christian colleges and accrediting associations do not center on science, as he misleadingly claims, but ...

From that point of view, it's a matter of already having the answer to the question (or, at least, to certain questions).<BR><BR>On the other hand, there are plenty of theists, of varying flavors, who ...

ON 10 July 1925, a drama was played out in a small courtroom in a Tennessee town that touched off a far-reaching ideological battle. John Scopes, a schoolteacher, was found guilty of teaching ...

The designers of the Creation Museum insist that science is fundamental. A creationist group called Answers in Genesis, which believes in the literal, scientific truth of the Bible, has decided to ...

The Big Bang wasn’t always a sure bet. For several decades in the 20th century, researchers wrestled with interpreting cosmic origins, or if there even was a beginning at all. At the forefront of that ...

Dinosaurs were in the Garden of Eden and only died out a few thousand years ago. That’s the message of the $27 million Creation Museum, which opened in May in Kentucky. Science fiction author John ...

The debate between creationism and evolution is a continuously popular one in Christian circles. Much of the conversation is relegated to philosophy and abstract apologetics. But also interesting is ...