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The Necessity of Faith - Science and the Sacred

Science and the Sacred from the Bio-Logos foundation provides a very nice take on science in harmony with faith, here is today's offering:

The Necessity of Faith - Science and the Sacred

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  1. MomAugust 4, 2009 at 10:39 AM

    Excellent article. By the way, doesn't it give you a little less anxiety about flying? I love to fly. It always excites me when the plane picks up speed down the runway and then starts lifting up into the sky. To think that God made man able to invent such a thing when before only birds could fly. Then, one moment I am in Phoenix, AZ and the next I am in Oakland, CA. Never ceases to amaze me. God never ceases to amaze me day after day either, only even more so.

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  2. Larry DevichAugust 4, 2009 at 5:51 PM

    I am not afraid of flying. I LOVE to fly. I just can't stand the low IQ Gestapo drones pawing through my stuff in unconstitutional and utterly pointless and insulting searches, to say nothing of groping my person as well. I simply will not put up with it unless there is absolutely no other way to get from point A to point B. Then I will be angry for weeks before and after the flight and dream of violent revolution and heads on pikes. :-P~

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