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A New Creation Story
Still, BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma says that it's "fairly common" for homeschooling families to request materials from her organization, which promotes theistic evolution.
Evangelical Evolutionists Meet in New York 
York. NT Wright, Tim Keller, John Ortberg among Biologos conference attendees. decline. To develop a Biologos narrative is "the job of pastors," Keller said.
A Tale of Two Scientists: What Really Happened 'In the Beginning'
shrinking. Evolutionary Creationist: Under Falk's leadership, BioLogos has become an important Christian group advocating a more gradual creation.
The Search for the Historical Adam
years old. In late 2007, Collins launched the San Diego-based BioLogos Foundation to promote theistic evolution, especially among evangelicals. He
Creation Museum Founder Disinvited from Homeschooling Conferences
Conference organizer said that Ken Ham made 'unnecessary, ungodly, and mean-spirited' comments about Biologos's Peter Enns. Christianity Today: Our Ministry ChristianityToday.org.
Infographic: America's View on Evolution and Creationism
and Creationism. What the breakdown of opinions looks like. Graph by Column Five / Courtesy of The BioLogos Foundation. [ posted 7/6/2012 12:11PM ].
Nature Nurture: A Nonprofit Transforming Youth through the Great Outdoors 
river. We want them to be as proud of that as we are.". Mark Sprinkle is an artist and writer based in Richmond, and is senior web editor for BioLogos.
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New Guinea. Resigned • Karl Giberson, as executive vice-president of the BioLogos Foundation, in May in order to devote more time to writing. Died
Adam, Where Are You?
Scientists in genomic demography and other fields—as well as their Christian popularizers in groups like the BioLogos Foundation— are essentially sitting us down to have "the talk
Adamant on Adam
Seminary administrators asked Waltke to have the video removed from the website of BioLogos, a nonprofit promoting the integration of Christianity and science.
Top 10 News Stories of 2010
of Adam. "If the data is overwhelmingly in favor of evolution," he said in a video for BioLogos, "to deny that reality will make us a cult."; Christian musician
Q & A: Francis Collins
Collin's new BioLogos Foundation, which launched on April 28, aims to be a bridge in the debate over science and religion and provide some answers to life's most difficult questions.
Origins and the Scientific Community
Related Elsewhere: Karl Giberson is director of Gordon College's Forum on Faith and Science, vice president of the BioLogos Foundation, and author of Saving Darwin.
Readers Write
with evangelical Christology. Peter Enns Senior Fellow, BioLogos Foundation San Diego, California. What McLaren Wants. Scot McKnight's review of
Christianity Today Gleanings: Pastors' Positions on Creation vs. Evolution Vary by Region, Church Size
Tweet. American pastors have significantly different views on human origins based on where they live, according to new Barna Group research commissioned by BioLogos.
Christianity Today Politics: Obama names Francis Collins Head of NIH
Mere Christianity. He recently helped found the BioLogos Foundation, a website that attempts to bridge gaps between science and religion. Christianity
Christianity Today Politics: Senate Confirms Collins as Head of NIH
country." Collins, an evangelical Christian, authored the best-selling book The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief, and established the BioLogos Foundation to
Christianity Today Politics: Religious Commitment as a Sign of Mild Dementia?
franciscollins.jpg. Collins resigned in August from from the BioLogos Foundation, the foundation he started as a way to reconcile faith and science. At
Christianity Today Gleanings: BioLogos Selects Woman to Lead Evangelical Evolutionists
February 8, 2013. BioLogos Selects Woman to Lead Evangelical Evolutionists. Posted By: Jim Ricker | February 9, 2013 11:43 AM. There are only two roadblocks facing Biologos:
Christianity Today Gleanings: Fossil Ida Touted as Evolution's 'Missing Link'
The bloggers for Francis Collins's BioLogos Foundation, a theistic-evolution think tank, responded to the announcement this way: "[E]ven if it is only in a peripheral way, the new fossil










