A President’s Agenda for the PASTCF
Photo credit: LightFieldStudios/Envato This is my first official “President’s Column” because this is the first SciTech† edition to come out since I was elected president of PASTCF. And I chose to devote the inaugural column written in my new role to laying out some...
An Appreciation and Thanks
Photo credit: smile23/Envato I first met Arnold Rots at a bar. That was mostly empty. In a hotel. In the middle of the afternoon. And before either of us was an officer for PASTCF. Okay: that sounds more sinister—or at least more disreputable—than it actually was....
Science—and Justice—in the Seminary
Over the past decade or so, Columbia Theological Seminary (CTS) has embarked on a pair of significant and institution-wide projects. One involved taking account of the seminary’s complicity in long histories of racism and injustice in the American South. Toward that...
Have you read?
Kate Crawford. Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2022. REVIEWED BY MARK DOUGLAS, PASTCF VICE PRESIDENT In the days before the internet, I sometimes needed a map to drive to an unfamiliar...
SciTech† for Spring 2026
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
From the Editor’s Desk
Of Interest
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