Science and Theology I

Faith

"Unless you believe, you will not understand.” — St Augustine

Science

“He who thinks half-heartedly will not believe in God; but he who really thinks has to believe in God” — Isaac Newton

Reason

"Reason is our soul’s left hand, faith her right; By these we reach divinity..." — John Donne

Science and Theology I

To truly understand reality, we need both sensory knowledge and revealed truth. This course explores physics and cosmology in light of the Christian doctrine of creation. Integrating these perspectives provides better understanding of God’s design and His ongoing sustainment of all creation.

“In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth, …”

Genesis 1:1

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Topics include:

1.

Relationship between faith and science

2.

Misconceptions between faith and science

3.

Creation and God’s relationship to the universe

4.

Genesis I in the light of science

5.

Evil, prayer and miracles in the light of science

6.

The universe in the light of faith

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Grades

– introductory –
grades 7 - 12

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Textbook

Faith, Science, and Reason: 2nd edition

Additional material will be provided to augment the text, and as driven by student questions and interests.
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Prerequisite

No Prerequisites

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Next offered

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Duration

one 75 min class per week for 14 weeks

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Tuition

$85 + cost of textbook