Category Archives: Biblical Interpretation

Schedule and details for the May 29 meeting on “Is there intelligent life in outer space? What are the stakes?”

Posted on March 24, 2021 by David Snoke Leave a comment

“Is there intelligent life in outer space? What are the stakes?” May 29, 2021. Webinar only. To register, go to this page. All times Eastern Time 10:00 AM   Bijan Nemati “Waiting for ETI: A Christian Scientific Perspective on Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence” … Continue reading →

Astrophysics, Biblical Interpretation, Human exceptionalism, SETI

Review of the October meeting (Videos now available online!)

Posted on November 19, 2020 by David Snoke Leave a comment

Review of the meeting on “Is the Natural World Good or Bad?” October 24, 2020 David Snoke, University of Pittsburgh The recordings are now available online of all the talks. To access the videos for free, if you are a … Continue reading →

Biblical Interpretation, Creation, Darwinism, Dysteleology, Events, Problem of evil

Schedule for the Upcoming October 24 meeting on “Is the Natural World Good or Bad?”

Posted on September 21, 2020 by David Snoke 3 Comments

Christian Scientific Society Seminar: “Is the Natural World Good or Evil?” To register for the meeting, go to this page. October 24, 2020, Schedule (all times Eastern US time) SESSION 1 10:00 AM  Jon Garvey, “Unfallen creation: the foundation for … Continue reading →

Apologetics, Biblical Interpretation, Dysteleology, Problem of evil

Review of God’s Good Earth

Posted on May 12, 2020 by David Snoke 1 Comment

Jon Garvey, God’s Good Earth, (https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Good-Earth-Jon-Garvey/dp/1532652003/) In my talk for the webinar, I mentioned this book by Jon Garvey. Subtitled “The case for an unfallen creation”, it arguues for just that: that the physical created world is not “fallen” at all, … Continue reading →

Biblical Interpretation, Creation, Darwinism, History of Science, Problem of evil, Reviews, Theistic evolution

responding to Tim McGrew

Posted on April 25, 2020 by Richard Jones Leave a comment

Tim’s talk on Tuesday night was my first exposure to his work and thought. I found his presentation well reasoned, clear, and helpful to me in a number of ways. That said, I think there is more going on when … Continue reading →

Apologetics, Biblical Interpretation, Theology