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Sally Bingham, the founder of Interfaith Power & Light (IPL), and the Canon of the Environment for the Diocese of California, shares the story of the inception of IPL and discusses the influential role that churches and faith communities can ...

Language of God episodes:

06.01.2023 146. Sally Bingham \| Churches Leading Change Sally Bingham, the founder of Interfaith Power & Light (IPL), and the Canon of the Environment for the Diocese of California, shares the story of the inception of IPL and discusses the influential role that churches and faith communities can ...
05.18.2023 145. Dawn Wright \| A Divine Abyss In the summer of 2022 Dawn Wright became only the 27th person ever, the fifth woman, and the first Black person to descend into the deepest part of the ocean, a place called Challenger Deep. As a scientist, Dawn has ...
05.11.2023 144. Francis Collins & Deb Liu \| Live from Silicon Valley Deb Liu, the CEO of Ancestry, and Francis Collins, the previous director of the NIH and leader of the Human Genome project, delve into the fascinating world of genetic science, exploring its implications on our understanding of human identity, ancestry ...
05.04.2023 91. Jason Fileta \| Faith, Justice, Climate Jason Fileta didn’t start out as an environmental activist. His first passion was to alleviate the suffering of the poor and hungry. As he met and heard the stories from those struggling with poverty and hunger he often asked them ...
04.27.2023 143. The Ocean Declares \| Horseshoe Crabs, Hospitality & Creatureliness When the wind is just right, on a small beach in Titusville, Florida, horseshoe crabs crawl out of the water and onto the beach to lay their eggs. Jim and Colin joined up with two marine biologists—Bob Sluka who works ...
04.20.2023 142. Kyle Meyaard-Schaap \| Environmental Evangelism When Kyle Meyaard-Schaap joins a climate march or calls a senator to talk about his concerns about climate change, he sees it as an act of evangelism. His new book Following Jesus in a Warming World: A Christian Call to ...
04.06.2023 141. Gayle Boss \| Let Compassion Take Root Over the season of lent we’ve been reading excerpts from Gayle Boss’ Book Wild Hope. In this episode we talk to Gayle about where the book came from and about how the stories of wild and imperiled creatures can help ...
03.30.2023 140. Brandon Vaidyanathan \| Beauty in Science As a sociologist, Brandon Vaidyanathan has been studying what scientists think about beauty. Some people might be surprised that scientists think much about beauty at all, but for many scientists, beauty is an important reason for why they do the ...
03.27.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Hawksbill Turtle This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.23.2023 139. BioLogos Book Club \| Transcendent Kingdom In the debut of a new podcast Book Club feature we take on the novel Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi about a young PhD candidate in neuroscience struggling with questions about mental health, the problem of evil, and how to ...
03.20.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Olm This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.13.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The North Atlantic Right Whale This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.09.2023 138. Sarah Augustine \| Ever Present Every Moment We have a lot to learn from Indigenous ways of thinking and knowledge about the world, particularly as it relates to the climate and environmental crisis and the place of humans in creation. And in learning about Indigenous knowledge we ...
03.06.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Indiana Bat This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.02.2023 137. ChatGPT \| AI on Faith and Science We welcome our first non-human guest to the podcast, the language model ChatGPT. The chatbot joins us to answer questions about science and faith. ChatGPT draws on extensive digital information to answer the same kinds of questions we have been ...
02.27.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Red Knot This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
02.23.2023 136. Jimmy Lin \| Scientific Doxology Jimmy Lin calls himself a scientific doxologist. The science part of that title describes his work to find cures and treatments for cancer and rare diseases and he talks about the real progress that has been made to that end. ...
02.16.2023 BONUS \| Welcome Back Jim We welcome back host Jim Stump after having been away for several months. We hear about where he's been, what he's seen, and what will become of his wanderings and wonderings.
02.09.2023 101. Jemar Tisby \| Splendiferous Wondrous Differences Every human bears the image of God and in God’s good future there will be a great diversity of people from all nations and tribes. But we don’t always live as if that were the case. Jemar Tisby joins us ...
02.02.2023 135. David Anderson \| Comprehension Begins with Conversation Each February, on the podcast, we make a point of increasing our comprehension about issues of race in America from within the BioLogos mission of exploring God’s word and God’s world. As Dr. David Anderson points out, conversation is an ...
01.26.2023 134. Mónica Guzmán \| The Gift of Curiosity In a world of increasing division, Mónica Guzmán offers advice for approaching conversation with curiosity. When we attempt to understand those who we disagree with, instead of merely attempting to change their beliefs, we are able to see people more ...
12.22.2022 BONUS \| God in the Noticing A reflection on dragonflies, neurobiology, attention and the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Support BioLogos Music in the episode is by Brian Mulder. (Spotify) Join a conversation about this episode on the BioLogos Forum.
12.15.2022 133. A Wrinkle Occurred \| The Nature of Science with Larry Molnar Larry Molnar spent years with his astronomy students studying a contact binary star system. Their observations and data eventually led them to make the claim that the stars were headed toward an explosion called a luminous red nova, a major ...
12.08.2022 132. Neuroscience, Mental Health & the Church The church has had a complicated relationship with mental health. Research shows that 1 in 5 adults experience mental illness in a given year and yet 66% of pastors talk about mental health in sermons only once a year or ...
12.01.2022 17. John Walton \| More Than History Biblical interpretation is all about asking questions—How did Ancient Israel understand the book of Genesis? How much context do we, as modern readers, need to discover the intended meaning of the text? Does the text hold the answers to the ...
11.17.2022 131. Katey Walter Anthony \| Science, Faith & Thermokarst Lakes Katey Walter Anthony has done much of her research deep in the arctic, studying the methane bubbles that are released in thawed permafrost lakes. What she has learned helps us to better understand the complexity of earth’s climate and how ...
11.10.2022 58. Humility \| How to Hold Knowledge Both science and the Christian faith share a commitment to humility. Each also provides us with a perspective of the world which we believe to be true. How then do we hold onto these things we believe to be true ...
11.03.2022 130. Charles Foster \| Inhabit the World Charles Foster has spent a lot of time trying to deeply understand what it is like to be other than himself. It has led him to explore and emulate the life of badgers, foxes, and swifts as well as the ...
10.27.2022 129. Walking with Andy Gosler \| Wolfson Meadow Andy Gosler is an ethno-ornithologist, studying the relationships between people and birds. We talk about what that means and the importance of knowing the names of the living creatures around us, as we walk through an ancient hay meadow on ...
10.20.2022 128. Lizzie Henderson \| Different Kinds of I Don’t Know Kids ask a lot of questions. When those questions come to hard topics about science and faith it can be tempting to dismiss them or brush them off or to think they are too young to engage with the questions. ...
10.13.2022 127. Walking with Stan Rosenberg \| Parks Road, Oxford We’re trying a new segment on the podcast where we walk with someone, letting the place inspire the conversation. Today we take a walk with historian Stan Rosenberg and talk about the history of science and faith, inspired by some ...
09.29.2022 126. Ard Louis \| Symmetry, Function & Predictability There are many biological structures in our bodies, things like proteins, DNA and RNA, and they do amazing things. How these structures came to self-assemble is somewhat of a mystery, but Ard Louis has been studying just that question and ...
09.22.2022 125. Diving Deep Into Science and Religion \| Live from the UK For the past three years, the Faraday Institute and Theos have undergone a large-scale research project to find out how people in the UK understand and think about science and religion. They found that the conversation is much deeper and ...
09.08.2022 60. David Lahti \| Nature, Culture & Evolution David grew up exploring the natural places where there were few people. But his love for nature led him back to people and to a deep desire to understand why we have the ideas that we have about the world. ...
08.25.2022 124. Deb Haarsma \| James Webb Space Telescope Deb Haarsma visits the studio to talk to Jim about the James Webb Space Telescope and some of the first images that it has sent back to earth. Join a conversation about this episode on the BioLogos Forum.
08.18.2022 123. Denis Alexander \| God’s Good Created Order Denis Alexander has been writing about science and religion for over 40 years. That work eventually led him to found the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, based in Cambridge, United Kingdom. He tells of his scientific career and his ...
08.04.2022 77. Bill Newsome \| Neuroscience, Faith & Free Will In this conversation with acclaimed Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Bill Newsome, we hear about his journey to becoming a neuroscientist, how hundreds of millions of neurons enable the fantastic emergence of a unified visual world, and how free will might operate ...
07.21.2022 41. Water \| Exploring Spiritual & Scientific Depths Water is mysterious. It is cleansing, it is dangerous, and it is life-giving. In our everyday life we can tend to overlook just how fascinating and important water is. Water is interesting both scientifically and biblically, so it’s only fitting ...
07.14.2022 122. Simon Conway Morris \| Complete Imponderables The science of evolution in general has been solidified for a long time now, but there are still plenty of new discoveries and implications being drawn out of the specific details of how our world evolved. Among the scientists doing ...
07.07.2022 121. J. Todd Billings \| Good Servant, Tyrannical Master Medicine is an amazing gift from God. But there are limits to what medicine can do, and when we forget those limits, we forget that God is acting both when bodies are healed and when bodies deteriorate. Todd Billings shares ...
06.30.2022 120. Creation Groans \| Hope on the Other Side How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. After having delved into the hard reality ...
06.23.2022 119. Creation Groans \| Into the Darkness How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. In this episode we allow ourselves to ...
06.16.2022 118. Creation Groans \| World of Wounds How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. In this episode we explore some of ...
06.09.2022 117. Jeff Hardin \| Science & Wonder Ever since he was a kid, Jeff Hardin has been fascinated by the natural world. His long standing avenue for connecting with creation has been science, whether old nature documentary series like Wild Kingdom or exploring the early development of ...
06.02.2022 116. Susan Wise Bauer \| Homeschooling, History, and the Foundation of Science Traditional homeschooling and hybrid models have seen a huge uptick in the last couple of years, and, unsurprisingly, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a huge driver of this migration. But the virus and various school and government responses to it ...
05.19.2022 115. Willie James Jennings \| Hollow Places, Hallowed Places When faced with something completely new, how will our theology help us to respond? Willie James Jennings helps us to look back into history at a time when colonialist settlers came into contact with new land and new people and ...
05.12.2022 114. Jonathan Moo \| Revelation and Radical Faithfulness Reading the news these days can make it seem like the world is coming to an end. And reading scientific journals, especially regarding climate, biodiversity loss and other environmental issues, can give a similar feeling. Jonathan Moo is a professor ...
05.05.2022 113. Loren Haarsma \| Four Approaches to Original Sin There are a range of ways that people have thought about original sin, Adam and Eve, and the spread of sin throughout the world. Scientific knowledge, including the science of human evolution has contributed to that conversation but science has ...
04.28.2022 BONUS: Francis Collins and Phil Vischer Francis Collins and Phil Vischer sit down to talk about science and faith and the new BioLogos Integrate curriculum. Learn more about BioLogos Integrate. Watch the promo video for Integrate. Get 40% off Integrate units through the end of May! ...
04.21.2022 112. Bill McKibben \| No License to Give Up With his 1989 book The End of Nature, climate activist Bill McKibben launched the contemporary movement against climate change. In the several decades since its publication, he has continued informing the public about the status of our climate and advocating ...

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06.01.2023 146. Sally Bingham \| Churches Leading Change Sally Bingham, the founder of Interfaith Power & Light (IPL), and the Canon of the Environment for the Diocese of California, shares the story of the inception of IPL and discusses the influential role that churches and faith communities can ...
05.18.2023 145. Dawn Wright \| A Divine Abyss In the summer of 2022 Dawn Wright became only the 27th person ever, the fifth woman, and the first Black person to descend into the deepest part of the ocean, a place called Challenger Deep. As a scientist, Dawn has ...
05.11.2023 144. Francis Collins & Deb Liu \| Live from Silicon Valley Deb Liu, the CEO of Ancestry, and Francis Collins, the previous director of the NIH and leader of the Human Genome project, delve into the fascinating world of genetic science, exploring its implications on our understanding of human identity, ancestry ...
05.04.2023 91. Jason Fileta \| Faith, Justice, Climate Jason Fileta didn’t start out as an environmental activist. His first passion was to alleviate the suffering of the poor and hungry. As he met and heard the stories from those struggling with poverty and hunger he often asked them ...
04.27.2023 143. The Ocean Declares \| Horseshoe Crabs, Hospitality & Creatureliness When the wind is just right, on a small beach in Titusville, Florida, horseshoe crabs crawl out of the water and onto the beach to lay their eggs. Jim and Colin joined up with two marine biologists—Bob Sluka who works ...
04.20.2023 142. Kyle Meyaard-Schaap \| Environmental Evangelism When Kyle Meyaard-Schaap joins a climate march or calls a senator to talk about his concerns about climate change, he sees it as an act of evangelism. His new book Following Jesus in a Warming World: A Christian Call to ...
04.06.2023 141. Gayle Boss \| Let Compassion Take Root Over the season of lent we’ve been reading excerpts from Gayle Boss’ Book Wild Hope. In this episode we talk to Gayle about where the book came from and about how the stories of wild and imperiled creatures can help ...
03.30.2023 140. Brandon Vaidyanathan \| Beauty in Science As a sociologist, Brandon Vaidyanathan has been studying what scientists think about beauty. Some people might be surprised that scientists think much about beauty at all, but for many scientists, beauty is an important reason for why they do the ...
03.27.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Hawksbill Turtle This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.23.2023 139. BioLogos Book Club \| Transcendent Kingdom In the debut of a new podcast Book Club feature we take on the novel Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi about a young PhD candidate in neuroscience struggling with questions about mental health, the problem of evil, and how to ...
03.20.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Olm This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.13.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The North Atlantic Right Whale This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.09.2023 138. Sarah Augustine \| Ever Present Every Moment We have a lot to learn from Indigenous ways of thinking and knowledge about the world, particularly as it relates to the climate and environmental crisis and the place of humans in creation. And in learning about Indigenous knowledge we ...
03.06.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Indiana Bat This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
03.02.2023 137. ChatGPT \| AI on Faith and Science We welcome our first non-human guest to the podcast, the language model ChatGPT. The chatbot joins us to answer questions about science and faith. ChatGPT draws on extensive digital information to answer the same kinds of questions we have been ...
02.27.2023 LENT \| Reflections from Wild Hope: The Red Knot This Lent we’re reading reflections from Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing, by Gayle Boss. We’ll end with an interview with Gayle Boss in the last week of Lent. The reflections from Wild Hope are grouped into five ...
02.23.2023 136. Jimmy Lin \| Scientific Doxology Jimmy Lin calls himself a scientific doxologist. The science part of that title describes his work to find cures and treatments for cancer and rare diseases and he talks about the real progress that has been made to that end. ...
02.16.2023 BONUS \| Welcome Back Jim We welcome back host Jim Stump after having been away for several months. We hear about where he's been, what he's seen, and what will become of his wanderings and wonderings.
02.09.2023 101. Jemar Tisby \| Splendiferous Wondrous Differences Every human bears the image of God and in God’s good future there will be a great diversity of people from all nations and tribes. But we don’t always live as if that were the case. Jemar Tisby joins us ...
02.02.2023 135. David Anderson \| Comprehension Begins with Conversation Each February, on the podcast, we make a point of increasing our comprehension about issues of race in America from within the BioLogos mission of exploring God’s word and God’s world. As Dr. David Anderson points out, conversation is an ...
01.26.2023 134. Mónica Guzmán \| The Gift of Curiosity In a world of increasing division, Mónica Guzmán offers advice for approaching conversation with curiosity. When we attempt to understand those who we disagree with, instead of merely attempting to change their beliefs, we are able to see people more ...
12.22.2022 BONUS \| God in the Noticing A reflection on dragonflies, neurobiology, attention and the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Support BioLogos Music in the episode is by Brian Mulder. (Spotify) Join a conversation about this episode on the BioLogos Forum.
12.15.2022 133. A Wrinkle Occurred \| The Nature of Science with Larry Molnar Larry Molnar spent years with his astronomy students studying a contact binary star system. Their observations and data eventually led them to make the claim that the stars were headed toward an explosion called a luminous red nova, a major ...
12.08.2022 132. Neuroscience, Mental Health & the Church The church has had a complicated relationship with mental health. Research shows that 1 in 5 adults experience mental illness in a given year and yet 66% of pastors talk about mental health in sermons only once a year or ...
12.01.2022 17. John Walton \| More Than History Biblical interpretation is all about asking questions—How did Ancient Israel understand the book of Genesis? How much context do we, as modern readers, need to discover the intended meaning of the text? Does the text hold the answers to the ...
11.17.2022 131. Katey Walter Anthony \| Science, Faith & Thermokarst Lakes Katey Walter Anthony has done much of her research deep in the arctic, studying the methane bubbles that are released in thawed permafrost lakes. What she has learned helps us to better understand the complexity of earth’s climate and how ...
11.10.2022 58. Humility \| How to Hold Knowledge Both science and the Christian faith share a commitment to humility. Each also provides us with a perspective of the world which we believe to be true. How then do we hold onto these things we believe to be true ...
11.03.2022 130. Charles Foster \| Inhabit the World Charles Foster has spent a lot of time trying to deeply understand what it is like to be other than himself. It has led him to explore and emulate the life of badgers, foxes, and swifts as well as the ...
10.27.2022 129. Walking with Andy Gosler \| Wolfson Meadow Andy Gosler is an ethno-ornithologist, studying the relationships between people and birds. We talk about what that means and the importance of knowing the names of the living creatures around us, as we walk through an ancient hay meadow on ...
10.20.2022 128. Lizzie Henderson \| Different Kinds of I Don’t Know Kids ask a lot of questions. When those questions come to hard topics about science and faith it can be tempting to dismiss them or brush them off or to think they are too young to engage with the questions. ...
10.13.2022 127. Walking with Stan Rosenberg \| Parks Road, Oxford We’re trying a new segment on the podcast where we walk with someone, letting the place inspire the conversation. Today we take a walk with historian Stan Rosenberg and talk about the history of science and faith, inspired by some ...
09.29.2022 126. Ard Louis \| Symmetry, Function & Predictability There are many biological structures in our bodies, things like proteins, DNA and RNA, and they do amazing things. How these structures came to self-assemble is somewhat of a mystery, but Ard Louis has been studying just that question and ...
09.22.2022 125. Diving Deep Into Science and Religion \| Live from the UK For the past three years, the Faraday Institute and Theos have undergone a large-scale research project to find out how people in the UK understand and think about science and religion. They found that the conversation is much deeper and ...
09.08.2022 60. David Lahti \| Nature, Culture & Evolution David grew up exploring the natural places where there were few people. But his love for nature led him back to people and to a deep desire to understand why we have the ideas that we have about the world. ...
08.25.2022 124. Deb Haarsma \| James Webb Space Telescope Deb Haarsma visits the studio to talk to Jim about the James Webb Space Telescope and some of the first images that it has sent back to earth. Join a conversation about this episode on the BioLogos Forum.
08.18.2022 123. Denis Alexander \| God’s Good Created Order Denis Alexander has been writing about science and religion for over 40 years. That work eventually led him to found the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, based in Cambridge, United Kingdom. He tells of his scientific career and his ...
08.04.2022 77. Bill Newsome \| Neuroscience, Faith & Free Will In this conversation with acclaimed Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Bill Newsome, we hear about his journey to becoming a neuroscientist, how hundreds of millions of neurons enable the fantastic emergence of a unified visual world, and how free will might operate ...
07.21.2022 41. Water \| Exploring Spiritual & Scientific Depths Water is mysterious. It is cleansing, it is dangerous, and it is life-giving. In our everyday life we can tend to overlook just how fascinating and important water is. Water is interesting both scientifically and biblically, so it’s only fitting ...
07.14.2022 122. Simon Conway Morris \| Complete Imponderables The science of evolution in general has been solidified for a long time now, but there are still plenty of new discoveries and implications being drawn out of the specific details of how our world evolved. Among the scientists doing ...
07.07.2022 121. J. Todd Billings \| Good Servant, Tyrannical Master Medicine is an amazing gift from God. But there are limits to what medicine can do, and when we forget those limits, we forget that God is acting both when bodies are healed and when bodies deteriorate. Todd Billings shares ...
06.30.2022 120. Creation Groans \| Hope on the Other Side How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. After having delved into the hard reality ...
06.23.2022 119. Creation Groans \| Into the Darkness How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. In this episode we allow ourselves to ...
06.16.2022 118. Creation Groans \| World of Wounds How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. In this episode we explore some of ...
06.09.2022 117. Jeff Hardin \| Science & Wonder Ever since he was a kid, Jeff Hardin has been fascinated by the natural world. His long standing avenue for connecting with creation has been science, whether old nature documentary series like Wild Kingdom or exploring the early development of ...
06.02.2022 116. Susan Wise Bauer \| Homeschooling, History, and the Foundation of Science Traditional homeschooling and hybrid models have seen a huge uptick in the last couple of years, and, unsurprisingly, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a huge driver of this migration. But the virus and various school and government responses to it ...
05.19.2022 115. Willie James Jennings \| Hollow Places, Hallowed Places When faced with something completely new, how will our theology help us to respond? Willie James Jennings helps us to look back into history at a time when colonialist settlers came into contact with new land and new people and ...
05.12.2022 114. Jonathan Moo \| Revelation and Radical Faithfulness Reading the news these days can make it seem like the world is coming to an end. And reading scientific journals, especially regarding climate, biodiversity loss and other environmental issues, can give a similar feeling. Jonathan Moo is a professor ...
05.05.2022 113. Loren Haarsma \| Four Approaches to Original Sin There are a range of ways that people have thought about original sin, Adam and Eve, and the spread of sin throughout the world. Scientific knowledge, including the science of human evolution has contributed to that conversation but science has ...
04.28.2022 BONUS: Francis Collins and Phil Vischer Francis Collins and Phil Vischer sit down to talk about science and faith and the new BioLogos Integrate curriculum. Learn more about BioLogos Integrate. Watch the promo video for Integrate. Get 40% off Integrate units through the end of May! ...
04.21.2022 112. Bill McKibben \| No License to Give Up With his 1989 book The End of Nature, climate activist Bill McKibben launched the contemporary movement against climate change. In the several decades since its publication, he has continued informing the public about the status of our climate and advocating ...

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Language of God episodes:

146. Sally Bingham | Churches Leading Change

145. Dawn Wright | A Divine Abyss

144. Francis Collins & Deb Liu | Live from Silicon Valley

91. Jason Fileta | Faith, Justice, Climate

143. The Ocean Declares | Horseshoe Crabs, Hospitality & Creatureliness

142. Kyle Meyaard-Schaap | Environmental Evangelism

141. Gayle Boss | Let Compassion Take Root

140. Brandon Vaidyanathan | Beauty in Science

LENT | Reflections from Wild Hope: The Hawksbill Turtle

139. BioLogos Book Club | Transcendent Kingdom

LENT | Reflections from Wild Hope: The Olm

LENT | Reflections from Wild Hope: The North Atlantic Right Whale

138. Sarah Augustine | Ever Present Every Moment

LENT | Reflections from Wild Hope: The Indiana Bat

137. ChatGPT | AI on Faith and Science

LENT | Reflections from Wild Hope: The Red Knot

136. Jimmy Lin | Scientific Doxology

BONUS | Welcome Back Jim

101. Jemar Tisby | Splendiferous Wondrous Differences

135. David Anderson | Comprehension Begins with Conversation

134. Mónica Guzmán | The Gift of Curiosity

BONUS | God in the Noticing

133. A Wrinkle Occurred | The Nature of Science with Larry Molnar

132. Neuroscience, Mental Health & the Church

17. John Walton | More Than History

131. Katey Walter Anthony | Science, Faith & Thermokarst Lakes

58. Humility | How to Hold Knowledge

130. Charles Foster | Inhabit the World

129. Walking with Andy Gosler | Wolfson Meadow

128. Lizzie Henderson | Different Kinds of I Don’t Know

127. Walking with Stan Rosenberg | Parks Road, Oxford

126. Ard Louis | Symmetry, Function & Predictability

125. Diving Deep Into Science and Religion | Live from the UK

60. David Lahti | Nature, Culture & Evolution

124. Deb Haarsma | James Webb Space Telescope

123. Denis Alexander | God’s Good Created Order

77. Bill Newsome | Neuroscience, Faith & Free Will

41. Water | Exploring Spiritual & Scientific Depths

122. Simon Conway Morris | Complete Imponderables

121. J. Todd Billings | Good Servant, Tyrannical Master

120. Creation Groans | Hope on the Other Side

119. Creation Groans | Into the Darkness

118. Creation Groans | World of Wounds

117. Jeff Hardin | Science & Wonder

116. Susan Wise Bauer | Homeschooling, History, and the Foundation of Science

115. Willie James Jennings | Hollow Places, Hallowed Places

114. Jonathan Moo | Revelation and Radical Faithfulness

113. Loren Haarsma | Four Approaches to Original Sin

BONUS: Francis Collins and Phil Vischer

112. Bill McKibben | No License to Give Up