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Why scientists struggle to put this spiritual practice under the microscope.
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Journal documents how clergy adapted as more people turned to therapy over religion.
Medicine has limits. But as John Calvin knew, it can be an extraordinary gift from God.
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How I learned that the same God who numbered the stars knew and loved me personally.
The Theological Foundations of Natural ScienceWhy the Christian worldview is the foundation of the method and spirit of science.简体中文繁體中文
The Science of Giving Thanks to GodA growing body of research backs the benefits of divine gratefulness, in good times and bad.español
What the First Black Death Victim Wanted the World to KnowNew research traces plague to historic Syriac Christian community.
Hymns and Neurons: How Worship Rewires Our Brains and Bonds Us TogetherScientific data suggests that singing in community reshapes our physical selves and our corporate connections.
Why Chinese Evangelization Starts with the Big BangLooking back can help Christians better understand and do apologetics today.español简体中文繁體中文
How Black Holes Radiate God’s GloryQ&A with Reasons to Believe astrophysicist Jeff Zweerink on collapsing stars, quantum gravity, why physics isn’t finished, and what that tells us about our creator.简体中文繁體中文
Evangelicals Have Four Proposals for Harmonizing Genesis and EvolutionLoren Haarsma maps out the prevailing schools of thought on the origins of humanity and sin.
New Novavax Shot Could Appeal to Pro-Life Christian SkepticsThough Catholic and evangelical leaders have endorsed existing options, this vaccine is the first without links to fetal-derived cell lines.
The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 11|1 hr 8minIan Cron Answers Your Enneagram QuestionsHow the popular personality typing system finds its place in Christianity.
Miracles Are Outlasting the Arguments Against ThemNew Testament scholar Craig Keener investigates contemporary accounts of “signs and wonders,” while suggesting that many grounds for skepticism are behind the times.
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