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A God of Math & Order
The new science rode in on the shoulders of theological ideas.
Peter Harrison
A Priest Serving in Nature's Temple
Robert boyle's career blended faith, doubt, and the use of science to heal disease and fight atheism.
Edward B. Davis
Christian History Timeline: Milestones to Modern Science
Cosmic Codebreaker, Pious Heretic
Isaac Newton wrote theology and hoped his scientific theories would help people believe in God. But he harbored a deep secret….
Karl Giberson
Creation's Symmetries, God's Mystery
Blaise Pascal pioneered in math and physics but drew faith from revelation alone.
George Murphy
Did the Reformers Reject Copernicus?
Some defenders of secular science say they did. What's the real story?
Owen Gingerich
Did You Know?
Interesting and unusual facts about Christians in the scientific revolution.
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From the Editor: The Specter of Enmity
Chris Armstrong
Galileo and the Powers Above
The convoluted tale of a faithful Catholic caught in a web of theological inflexibility, papal power, and his on political naivete.
Virginia Stem Owens
Galileo's Spiritual Director
Virginia Stem Owens
If there were a true demonstration
Owen Gingerich
Interior Design
16th-century students of anatomy saw the hand of God in the intricacies of the body.
James D. Smith III
Luminous Wonder, Heavy Cross
A sense of cosmic awe sustained Johannes Kepler through deep sorrow.
Joseph L. Spradley
Microscopic Magnificence
Antony van Leeuwenhoek found God's great glory in his tiny creations.
David F. Coppedge
Newton vs. Newton
Mark Galli
No Vein Inquiry
William Harvey founded modern physiology by seeking God's purposes for the body's design.
Emerson T. McMullen
Quotable Boyle
(Robert Boyle quotes)
Recommended Resources: The Christian Face of the Scientific Revolution
Chris Armstrong
The Christian Virtuosi
The Royal Society defended religion but laid the groundwork for irreligion.
Chris Armstrong
The Link Interview: Natural Adversaries?
Historian David Lindberg shows that Christianity and science are not at war - and may never have been.
David Lindberg
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