Science & Religion: Competitors or Companions?
“All thinking men are atheists.”
Ernest Hemingway, author
“Atheism is so senseless and odious to mankind …”
Sir Isaac Newton, physicist
Are “all thinking men” really atheists as Hemingway asserted? If so, it would seem that religion and science would indeed be enemies. However, history does not give us much support for this...
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The Church of Gaga
Lady Gaga is everywhere these days. Her current tour, The Monster’s Ball is so completely sold out that I recently saw a listing on Ticketmaster for tickets for a show in 2011. No joke.
Lady Gaga is known for being avant guarde, out spoken, artistic and opinionated so when she recently sat down for an interview with Larry King, I was surprised...
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Son of Hamas Founder Speaks About Islam
Mosab Yousef's book, Son of Hamas, is destined to create controversy. It's already doing so since its recent release, attracting the attention of major media all over the world. Yousef recently gave interviews with diverse news outlets such as BBC News, Wall Street Journal, and even men's magazine GQ.
Mosab is the son of Sheikh Hassan Yousef,...
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Shushed by the library
A friend of mine (let's call her Jill) works in a library. As part of her responsibilities, she ran a summer program in the library for local teens, the theme of which was finding success in life. At the conclusion of the program, she invited her boyfriend (he's her fiancé now, let's call him John) to talk to the teens about how his Christian faith...
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Tom Hanks on Angels, Demons, and Christianity
Although generating much less controversy (and interest in general) than Dan Brown's previous book-to-movie adaptation, The Da Vinci Code, has nevertheless again raised the often socially taboo topics of religion and faith for public discussion.
The latest story Angels & Demons, starring Tom Hanks as the protagonist Robert Langdon, focuses...
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