Science versus faith
Is Christianity the enemy of science and has this opposition existed previously? 
The Re-Trial of Galileo
Larissa Aldridge shares her thoughts on a recreation of the trail of Galileo held at UNSW. 
Darwin and the British Natural Theology Tradition
Larissa Aldridge examines how the Origin of the Species related to the Natural Theology tradition
Miracles & Materialism
Peter Harrison on David Hume's arguments about whether miracles should be believed.
Unlikely connections: the Bible and science
Peter Harrison examines the impact of Biblical literalism on science.
The Christian origins of modern science
Peter Harrison explains how modern scientific methods come from a Christian worldview.
Marvels and misconceptions in the early childhood of modern science
Steven Micklethwaite reviews Richard Holmes' The Age of Wonder
Atheism, philosophy, science and belief
Keith Ward considers some of the claims the 'New Atheists' make about a range of subjects.
Faith in an age of science
Michael Ruse talks about his latest book considering science and spirituality.
Science and Christianity: ‘missing links’
Michael Ruse examines how the modern scientific method comes from Christianity.
Darwinism - the ‘bastard child of Christianity’
Michael Ruse on how he sees Darwinism resembling Christianity
The trouble with Richard Dawkins
Michael Ruse explains why he finds fellow atheist Richard Dawkin's The God Delusion simplistic.
Is there a scientific ‘worldview’?
Michael Ruse addresses the question of whether there is such a thing as a scientific 'worldview'.
The history of Creationism
What can the history of Creationism tell us about the relationship between science and faith?
