It probably won’t surprise you to learn that the Bible does not have one, simple answer to the question “How does God hold the wind and the rain in his hands?” There are Hebrew Scriptures (aka Old Testament) that suggest weather is divine judgment (e.g., Genesis 6-8, 1 Kings 8: 35-36), divine blessing (e.g., Zechariah 10:1, […]
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Children begin learning science at very early ages. In the preschool setting, the first practice with science often comes in the form of dressing the weather bear. This science activity involves making observations—is the weather warm/cold? sunny/rainy?—then making a prediction based on those observations—how should we dress the bear? While standards of learning vary state-to-state, this
The recent eclipse was reportedly the most viewed and photographed of all time, witnessed by millions of Americans who interrupted their busy lives to participate in a collective moment of awe and wonder. Our guest post at The Book of Works considers why this matters to the church. Guest Post: What the 2017 Eclipse Asks
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Two of the top reasons that 60% of young Christians will disconnect from the church and faith after age 15 are their perceptions that the church is antagonistic to science and feels unfriendly to those who doubt.1 But, what might happen if a young person is raised in a church that sees science and biblical
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