Category Archives: Philosophy of Science

Science and Faith: What’s Wrong with the Comparison?

Posted on July 9, 2010 by

This post is a continuation of some of my thoughts on science and the Christian faith. Recently, I responded to a common objection posed by secular critics: the claim that humanity needs science and not theology. I concluded that without orthodox Christian theology we … Continue reading →

Posted in Church History, History of Science, Inerrancy, Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Science, Scripture, Theology, Worldviews | 4 Comments

Which Would You Rather Do Without: Science or Theology?

Posted on June 27, 2010 by

I recently read an article in The Guardian  by Terry Sanderson who claimed: I look at it this way. If science disappeared from human memory, we would soon be living in caves again. If theology disappeared from human memory, no one would notice. Theology … Continue reading →

Posted in Church History, History of Science, Philosophy of Science, Science, Systematic Theology, Theology, World Religions, Worldviews | 4 Comments

The Blackberry Files, vol. 1

Posted on December 22, 2008 by

[We've all been there. A thought strikes you at a moment, but it's fleeting fast. Get it down somewhere fast or you'll lose it. I grew so tired of this happening that I began making a point to stop whatever … Continue reading →

Posted in History of Philosophy, Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Realism, Scientific Pragmatism, The Blackberry Files | 3 Comments