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The Gospel Alone

July 27, 2010
By Jordan Monge
The Gospel Alone

Last week, my mom invited my uncle over for dinner so that he and I could continue our four-part debate on God, Christ, and the Bible. One of the more frustrating aspects of our debate was that he would conflate many issues. We would start out discussing free will and foreknowledge, and suddenly my...
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One Ring to Link Them All: Vol 14

July 25, 2010
By Judith Huang
One Ring to Link Them All: Vol 14

Hi all! I am back in the safe harbor of Boston (: Phew! Links for the week along with a new fishie Christianity.com - The Calling of Christian Writers - Richard Doster asks what is different about the new breed of Christian writers, including Marilynne Robinson Irreligious – Inception Breaks the Rules – Terence...
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An Interview with Francis Collins

March 27, 2010
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Questions by the staff of The Ichthus You are well known for advocating a view called theistic evolution. Could you tell us briefly what theistic evolution is and what guiding principles led you to this view? What is the relationship between God and evolution? Did God somehow “guide” it? What would you say to...
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Christianity Disentangled

December 28, 2009
By Jordan Monge
Christianity Disentangled

A few weeks ago, I finished an incredibly long-take home final for one of my favorite classes: the Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics with Professor Ned Hall (I highly recommend it, even for people who are terrible at physics like me). Even though the course is now complete, I still have quantum mechanics in my...
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Is Ecology Enough?

December 14, 2009
By Cameron D. Kirk-Giannini
Is Ecology Enough?

I recently read a popular science book called Life on a Young Planet by Harvard’s own Andy Knoll.  The majority of the book was a decently interesting synopsis of current thought on paleobiology. But because every popular science book must have sappy epilogue (or a sappy prologue, or both), Knoll took a few pages...
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Two Problems with Evolution

November 25, 2009
By Jordan Monge
Two Problems with Evolution

Last week, John Joseph Porter opined on why combining conversion to Christianity with criticism of evolution is bad. I’d like to address on his fourth point. One of the things that I’ve noted after the distribution of The Origin of Species on campus is that most people at Harvard think anyone who questions evolution...
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By Any Other Name?

November 20, 2009
By J. Joseph Porter
By Any Other Name?

Yesterday, free copies of a new edition of Darwin’s groundbreaking On the Origin of Species were distributed at the entrances to Harvard Yard on Massachusetts Avenue. I was pleasantly surprised to receive the book (even though the text is available online), because it may be one of the most influential works of all time....
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