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Ma– 6:00 PM – “Is There a Place for God in a World Governed by Chance?” (presentation in cludes Q & A session) Walker Chair of Natural & Behavioral Sciences and director of the Center for Faith, Ethics & Life Sciences, Westmont College Octo– 6:00 PM – “Evolution, Christian Faith, and Human Origins” (presentation includes Q & A session) Octo– 6:00 PM – “Adam and Eve, the Fall, and Original Sin in Light of Human Evolution” (presentation)ĭan Harlow, professor of religion, Calvin CollegeĬhristiana de Groot, professor of religion, Calvin College Melanie Nyhof, Fuller Theological Seminary

Kelly James Clark, senior research fellow, Kaufman Interfaith Institute, Grand Valley State Universityįebru– 6:00 PM – “This Is Your Brain on God: Insights from the Cognitive Science of Religion” (presentation)ĭr. Paul Moes, professor of psychology, Calvin College – “What Are Bodies For? How Our Bodies and Brains Make Us Human”(presentation) įebru– 6:00 PM – “Is God a Delusion?” (presentation) Robin Collins, distinguished professor of philosophy, Messiah College (defending “Entity Dualism”) – (presentation)įebru– 6:00 PM – Faith and Science: A Dialogue Kevin Corcoran, professor of philosophy, Calvin College (defending “Physicalism”) – (presentation) Ma– 6:00 PM – Faith and Science: A Dialogue: “Is the Human Soul Material or Immaterial? The Two Views Defended” If your computer is equipped with an alternate browser, try it again inside the different browser. If you click a sermon title and the audio does not automatically open and play for you, your web browser may not be set for this function.

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Or, right-click to download the MP3 and save it to your computer or storage device. To instantly hear any of the following recordings, single-click any title that appears in color. Church of the Servant received a $30,000 grant, funded by the John Templeton Foundation, from Scientists in Congregations to foster dialogue between the Christian faith and modern science. These questions have prompted scientists, philosophers, and theologians at Church of the Servant to dig deeper together, and with the congregation, into issues in faith and science. How can we participate in these conversations without fear, following Christ’s model of self-giving love? How can we engage in constructive, hospitable dialogue on these issues? How can we reconcile the creation accounts in Genesis with the findings of evolutionary and cosmological science?