Can a Scientist be Catholic? A Conversion Story
Is there an oxymoron in the phrase “Catholic Scientist?” Nope. Physicist Dr. Robert Kurland tells us how he found his faith.
Are We Special?–The Anthropic Principle
Dr. Kurland defends the Anthropic Principle—the idea that life is only possible because laws of physics and boundary conditions are perfectly suited to it.
The Intellectual Endeavor of Science
The academic discipline of science can broaden our understanding of reality and directs our longing for Truth to God. For example, the Sahara Desert...
The Evolution of the Universe
Do modern theories in cosmology support the idea of creation? There is evidence that suggests the universe is expanding - what does this mean for...
Why Science Works: A Philosopher's Guide
What is the philosophical ground on which science rests? There are two main camps of philosophers of science: realist and antirealist.
The Theology of Water
Much has been written about the anthropic principle, but a very frequently neglected example of the anthropic principle is hydrogen bonding.
Dr. Robert Kurland’s “God’s Periodic Table… & Evolution”
Dr. Robert Kurland responds to claims that the Catholic Church's teaching on evolution cannot be compatible with the findings of modern science.