A Map - Activity

This is a short introductory activity designed to help students identify what they already know about the relationship of the Bible to discussions of faith and science. Read More →

Beliefs about Knowledge - Activity

This is a short introductory activity intended to enable students to articulate their initial assumptions about scientific and theological knowledge, prior to learning about the role of Read More →

Photo Scrapbook - Activity

This semester-long assignment prompts students to see how the concepts of a science course connect to their everyday life, to reflect on their own learning, and to Read More →

Projectile Motion - Activity

After solving projectile motion problems using kinematics equations, students will reflect on the different applications of this knowledge and see how applied physics knowledge can be connected Read More →

Unlearning - Activity

This is a short homework activity that engages students in reflecting on their own learning processes, some common obstacles to understanding, and the relationship of virtues to Read More →

Photo Scrapbook - Activity

This semester-long assignment prompts students to see how the concepts of a science course connect to their everyday life, to reflect on their own learning, and to Read More →

Science in the News - Activity

This activity engages individual students in investigating articles from online science news reporting, conducting a basic audit for initial signs of validity, and discussing with an adult Read More →

Build a Cell - Activity

This activity focuses on the virtues needed for collaborative scientific work and offers practice in cooperation and team-building. As students interact within collaborative processes, they also learn Read More →

God in the Lab - Book Review

Dr. Ruth Bancewicz is a Senior Research Associate at the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion at Cambridge University. Her purpose in writing God in the Lab: Read More →

Science & Theology - Book Review

In Science & Theology: An Introduction, John Polkinghorne, President Emeritus of Queen’s College, Cambridge, and a Fellow of the Royal Society, presents a college-level textbook that, Read More →