Freedom in Sola Scriptura
The Bible is our authority for faith and practice, to which tradition, personal experience, and reason ultimately submit. But when our interpretations err, we have the freedom to consult sources of...
View ArticleA Whale of an Argument
A case study of whale fossils shows how observations made in the present can be used to reconstruct the past.
View ArticleScientists Are Childish (But in a Good Way)
Scientists, like children, observe, touch, encounter, and wonder about the details of the natural world.
View Article"Behold the Earth" Day
Before we can steward the earth well, we must first learn to behold it.
View ArticleWhy I Think Adam was a Real Person in History
Resources Editor Kathryn Applegate shares her view on Adam and Eve.
View ArticleC.S. Lewis on Science, Evolution, and Evolutionism
Lewis's writings encourage us to face the findings of science with courage and, just as importantly, recognize when a materialistic worldview is masquerading as science. As faithful Christians, we’ve...
View ArticleBack to School, Back to BioLogos
To prep for the year to come, browse our newly expanded and updated K-12 Educators Resource Center.
View ArticleTeaching Evolution to Students of Faith: An Interview with Sara Brownell and...
Arizona State University science education researchers Sara Brownell and Elizabeth Barnes share best practices for biology instructors who are teaching evolution to religious students.
View ArticleIntroducing BioLogos INTEGRATE
Our curriculum supplement for high school teachers and homeschool parents explores biology from a Christian worldview.
View Article5 Wheaton College Professors Release New Book on Theories of Origins
Latest in the BioLogos Books series at InterVarsity Press, this book covers the best contemporary scientific theories for the creation of the universe, Earth, life, diversity of life, and humankind,...
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