On Evolution and Theology Resources

Although I haven’t written much about my thoughts regarding my intense study of evolution and theology, I recently discovered a 98-second video from the United Church of Christ that embodies my view.
Before the video, for those who more information about the topic, below are some helpful organizations. The list isn’t exhaustive, but it’s a starting [...]

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On an Evolution-Theology Update

Throughout various points in this blog I’ve mentioned my self-study journey to learn more about the interplay between science and theology, especially in relationship to evolution. In a recent post I mentioned that the journey reached a time to pause, but I wasn’t willing to post about the topic yet. Interestingly, a reader (Rad) commented [...]

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On Hubble

The astronaut crew of the space shuttle Atlantis has safely returned home after what appears to be a successful restoration of the Hubble Space Telescope (Hubble). Designed in the 1970s and launched in 1990, Hubble should continue to deliver information for about another 5-10 years. Thank you Atlantis crew!
Without Earth’s atmosphere interfering, Hubble has taken [...]

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On Evolution and Church

Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday (this past February) sparked many interesting posts; and I read many. The event also served as the foundation for polls from both Gallup and the Pew Research Center – and I read both. Collectively, I initiated expansion of my own knowledge base by focusing on three books:

Saving Darwin: How to be [...]

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On Dance and Parkinson’s

The other day I was doing some housekeeping with my bookmarks, and like any housecleaning, I found a few gems … and this is one that I must share.
Some know that I take ballroom dance lessons, thus occasionally post about the topic; and yes, I also watch Dancing with the Stars. On the other hand, [...]

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