Environmental evangelicalism
My friend and fellow Templeton-Cambridge journalism Fellow Juliet Eilperin has published a terrific […]
Category: readings
Atonement
After my fellowship, I wanted to take a break from heavy reading in […]
Dyson to Darwin: Drop Dead
The physicist Freeman Dyson has an essay in the latest New York Review […]
What Intelligent Design is really about
J. Scott Turner, a biologist, writes in the June 12 issue of Christian […]
Kabul, from the inside
Paul Kvinta has written a terrific piece about a man who aims to […]
The future of news
Mark Bowden has a column in the Philadelphia Inquirer today (with a nod […]
Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast
Biologist Lewis Wolpert on the evolution of belief. He likens belief in the […]
Wittgenstein says some mysteries aren’t meant to be solved
I’m off on my fellowship. By far the shortest of the suggested readings […]
The Lovelock effect
I’ve been brooding over James Lovelock’s Revenge of Gaia the last few weeks. […]
The theology of genetic engineering
The New Genesis, a theology of genetic engineering, a 1993 book arguing that […]