Christian Revelation, Heaven, and Near Death Experiences
By looking at patients' accounts of the afterlife, we may be able to infer clues about the afterlife. What parallels can we draw between NDEs and heaven?
Evidence for a Beginning of the Universe
If the Big Bang marks the universe's initial expansion, then could it be the beginning of the universe? Could this indicate a transcendent cause—a creator?
Sir Isaac Newton and the Scientific ‘Reformation’
A fascinating look at Sir Isaac Newton's extraordinary life, faith, and scientific contributions.
Evidence for the Big Bang
Here we look at the Lemaitre/Hubble expansion, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, and even distribution of matter as evidence for the Big Bang.
Apologetics Books from Magis Center and Sophia Institute for Teachers
Magis Center has partnered with the Sophia Institute for Teachers to create high school and apologetics books on faith, science, and reason.
How Science Works, Part IV: What Science Can’t Do
This fourth installment discusses how science can answer the 'how' question but not the 'why' questions of ethics, beauty, faith, goodness, and truth.
How Science Works, Part III: What Science is All About
The third of the series on how science works and why science does not give us eternal truths but 'truths' of science change as new data/theories arise.
How Science Works, Part II—How We Believe: Rational Inquiry
The second of a series on how science works and the limits of science focusing on the different methods by which we come to believe by reason.
How Science Works, Part I: How We Believe—Faith and Revelation
This is the first of a series on how science works and the limits of science: things we believe by faith.
The Life of James Clerk Maxwell
James Clerk Maxwell is considered the father of modern physics. Here we will present his contributions and influence within the timeline of his life.
How These Scientists’ Belief in God Helped Them Understand Nature
Here we highlight just a few of the many scientists whose belief in God helped them understand nature and gave them confidence to pursue scientific truth.
Fingerprints: From Crime Scenes to Fighting Disease
Fingerprints are often used to solve crimes, but DNA sequencing (from the Human Genome Project) provides other promising benefits: fighting diseases.