Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover science and technology. There's been a recent spate of books on science and religion-- and I'll be covering three of them ...

As Christmas approaches, a former atheist-turned-Christian has released a new documentary for both believers and skeptics, ...

David C. Lindberg and Ronald L. Numbers, eds. University of Chicago Press Christian faith has generally had an uneasy and sometimes extremely contentious relationship with modern science, a ...

D. Andrew Crain has written “Science &Christianity: Past, Present, and Future” as a group study. He chose to tackle several scientific principles that often create controversy among Christians, ...

The Christian church did not discourage the development of science but in fact was instrumental in bringing it about, says Rodney Stark, a professor of sociology at the University of Washington at ...

Science and Christianity are constantly disagreeing with each other. Whether it’s about the Earth’s age, the evolution of animals or how old a tree is, they can never seem to find common ground. Some ...

I know that probably the last thing you want in your editorial pages is a raging debate about evolution and science -- always more heat than light -- but you gave prominent place to a guest columnist ...

The essential history of Christian Science may be reduced to three epochal phases: first, Mary Baker Eddy’s discovery of the principles of Christian Science; second, her establishment of the religion ...

A recent speaking engagement invited me to take another look at the Christian Church, Scientist, a church founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1879. Mrs. Eddy claimed to have rediscovered the method Christ ...

National Geographic program uses science to explore religious controversies. March 29, 2010— -- Could science finally settle some of Christianity's greatest mysteries? In "Touched by Jesus?" ...

IN NATURE of July 17 Prof. Julian Huxley directs attention to the misunderstandings of the scientific point of view involved in two passages from Rev. Hardwick's review of Canon Baker's “Science, ...

A few generations ago, when conversation lagged there were always topics like theology and philosophy to quicken the hour, for educated men felt an obligation to be interested, if not well informed, ...