The Persistence of Design Language
Photo credit: Lifeonwhite/Envato fA curious persistence of design language is evident in contemporary descriptions of biological evolution. While this occurs most often in reports about recent scientific findings that appear in newspapers, magazines, websites, and the...
From the Editor’s desk
Eric Douglass’s article starts this first 2026 issue of SciTech†, which also marks the journal’s 35th year of publication. Access to the full article is restricted to PASTCF members. Please log in below, or go here to sign up or renew your membership. Login The PASTCF...
From the Editor’s Desk
The atom symbol etched on concrete (Photo credit: Bokicbo/Envato) This issue of SciTech† is the third in a row focused on a theme: education in May, the 100th anniversary of the Scopes “Monkey” Trial in August, and now quantum physics. We hope readers like this...
America Through an English Woman’s Eyes
Maude Royden in Pasadena, 1928. Los Angeles Times, CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons In the first half of the twentieth century, Agnes Maude Royden (1876-1956) was one of the most famous women in the English-speaking world....
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Reflections on Teaching at the Interface of Science and Religion
Report on Spring PASTCF Board Meeting
White, Bacon, and Nature
The First Great English Scientist: Sir Francis Bacon
Global Perspectives on Science and Christianity
A World Appears: A Journey into Consciousness
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Of Interest
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