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Faith, Science and the Persecution of Richard Sternberg - Benjamin D. Wiker

A fellow Catholic is now being persecuted, in no small part, because of his religion. You haven’t heard about it — nor are you likely to — precisely because it is just the kind of story the reigning media assiduously ignore.  Read more...

Finding Design in Nature - Cardinal Christoph Schönborn

Ever since 1996, when Pope John Paul II said that evolution (a term he did not define) was "more than just a hypothesis," defenders of neo-Darwinian dogma have often invoked the supposed acceptance - or at least acquiescence - of the Roman Catholic Church when they defend their theory as somehow compatible with Christian faith. But this is not true.  Read more...

Finding Design in Nature - Cardinal Christoph Schönborn

Ever since 1996, when Pope John Paul II said that evolution (a term he did not define) was "more than just a hypothesis," defenders of neo-Darwinian dogma have often invoked the supposed acceptance — or at least acquiescence — of the Roman Catholic Church when they defend their theory as somehow compatible with Christian faith. But this is not true.  Read more...

From a brilliant mind, a silly book - Robert Fulford

Religion brings out the worst in Richard Dawkins. When he thinks about it, he becomes a preacher himself — and not a very good one.  Read more...

Galileo Galilei - Bertrand Conway

This article clears up some of the confusion regarding the Galileo case.  Read more...

God and Evolution - Avery Cardinal Dulles

During the second half of the nineteenth century, it became common to speak of a war between science and religion.  Read more...

God knows why faith is thriving - Dinesh D’Souza

A group of leading atheists is puzzled by the continued existence and vitality of religion.  Read more...

Has Science Killed God? - NORMAN PODHORETZ

Norman Podhoretz traces, from the time of Galileo, the various conflicts and connections between religion and science.  Read more...

He heard the music of the spheres - Douglas LeBlanc

Walter Isaacson’s new biography reinforces the notion of Albert Einstein as a humble scientist, especially in his relation to God and faith.  Read more...

Hijacking AIDS Relief - Charles Colson

There is an old saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” It is a message members of Congress ought to pay heed to when it comes to the spread of AIDS in Africa.  Read more...


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