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Genetics
- Engineered in His Image? Christians More Cautious About Gene Editing.A Pew Research survey across 20 countries found believers lag behind non-religious neighbors in support for the technology, with the biggest gap in the US.Kate Shellnutt|
- NIH Director Francis Collins Wins $1.3M Templeton PrizeThe pioneering geneticist offers an ‘intellectual synthesis’ of faith and evolution.Rebecca Randall|
- Why Do Fewer Christian Women Work in Science?Sociologists explain the data behind the gender gap in STEM careers.Elaine Howard Ecklund and Robert A. Thomson Jr.|
- Twelve Christian Women in Science You Should KnowFrom studying dinosaur bones to creating digital assistants, these women see research as their calling.Rebecca Randall|
- What If We Don’t Have to Choose Between Evolution and Adam and Eve?How insights from genealogy can help change the terms of a contentious debate.Interview by Rebecca Randall|
- How Cracking Wheat’s Genetic Code Reminds Us Who We AreThis grain’s genome echoes of the strength found in the diversity of God’s people.Abigail Murrish|
- When the Gift of Intelligence Becomes the Burden of Alzheimer’sThe strength of human intellect also makes it fragile.Paul Arnold|
- In the Image of Our ChoosingIn a new era of genetics, where’s the line between healing and enhancement?Nathan Barczi|
- The Painful Questions about Genetics and RaceMistrust of medicine clouds possibility of treatment for sickle-cell.Nathan Barczi|
- 20 Questions: What Evangelicals Think of GMOs, Genetics, Fracking, and MoreNew Pew survey explores attitudes on science, including experimental drugs, animal testing, and space exploration.Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
