Winter 2024 Science And Faith

Neurospicy

Kate Moriarty 17 September 2024

God forgives us all things, even the fact we can be easily distracted.

Saints in song

Fiona Dyball 17 September 2024 EH

Celebrate the Feast of St Mary of the Cross and Feast of the Assumption with bespoke musical compositions.

Gaming the Gospels – Harmony Quest

Laura Kings 17 September 2024

Harmony Quest is a dynamic game designed for classrooms or church groups aimed at exploring the connections between science and faith.

Sneaky Jesus Songs: Searching for answers

Laura Kings 17 September 2024

The search for answers, common to both science and religion, resonates throughout many popular songs.

The modern Frankenstein

Amari Leiva-Urzua 11 September 2024 EH

The ability to clone raises numerous ethical questions, especially for religious believers.

Christian ideas that paved the way for science

Michael McVeigh 11 September 2024 EH

Some scholars argue that we wouldn’t have science at all if not for revolutionary ideas found in the Bible and early Christianity.

In awesome wonder

Richard Colledge 11 September 2024 EH

Our vision of the cosmos is shaped by astronomical discoveries, faith and awe.

Reason and revelation

29 August 2024 EH

Saint Albert the Great felt commissioned by the Holy Spirit to pass on all that philosophy and science could impart in his time.

Science in the service of God

Matthew Pinson SJ 29 August 2024 EH

A Jesuit priest in formation sees only benefits in using scientific talents and training in response to God’s calling.

Nurturing faith and inquiry

Laura Kings 29 August 2024 EH

Hot button topics might arise in the science classroom, but Catholic school teachers can navigate them with sensitivity and respect for both faith and science.

Vatican astronomer Brother Guy Consolmagno was interviewed for a podcast for Australian Catholics during a visit to Australia. In the wide-ranging interview with Deborah Kent, Brother Guy spoke about science and faith. Below is an edited extract from the interview.