A Catechism of Creation: An Episcopal Understanding.
A well-written document on the issues of Christian understanding of and caring for creation in the light of modern science (downloadable). An extensive bibliography for further studies is provided byThe Episcopal Church Network for Science, Technology and Faith .
We can take with all due seriousness all that science can tell us about ourselves and this world and still believe that God will remember the patterns that we are and will recreate them when we are resurrected into the life of the world to come.
John Polkinghorne, How The Resurrection Makes Sense |
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Website on John Polkinghorne
John Polkinghorne, an outstanding Anglican priest and scientist, is an outstanding figure in the dialogue between religion and science. Read his articles, reviews of his books, his answers to reader’s questions pertaining to the relationship between faith and science in our era.
The Counterbalance Interactive Library
The new views on modern issues from science, ethics, philosophy, and religion. Articles, interview, and other resources on the evolution/creation controversy, biomedical ethical challenges, and much more. Extensive and easy to use.
Bioethics Forum
Diverse and well-informed commentaries on the complex issues of bioethics, from AIDS to cloning and organ transplantation. Although this site is not religiously affiliated, it is informative and very readable.
Metanexus Institute
The project supported by John Templeton Foundation provides a variety of materials and publications on religion and science. Articles, discussions, events, and grants.
Science & Spirit
This magazine explores the relationship between science and religion in the context of our everyday lives. It is supported by the John Templeton Foundation.
Theology and Science from Religion-online.org
Extensive collection of articles on a variety of topics (creationism, brains studies and faith, God and nature and much more). Several books are available online, notably, Religion in an Age of Science by Ian Barbour. All articles and books are carefully annotated.
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Science & Christian Belief by Christians in science (UK).
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