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Reflections on Teaching at the Interface of Science and Religion
Shippensburg University professor Joseph W. Shane reflects on teaching science and religion, sharing four lessons on identity, tension, trust, risk, and peacemaking.
Report on Spring PASTCF Board Meeting
Highlights from PASTCF’s 2026 spring board meeting in Chicago, including membership, archives, webinars, partnerships, publications, and future plans.
White, Bacon, and Nature
A President’s Column on Francis Bacon, Lynn White, Christianity, modern science, and how we assign responsibility for today’s environmental crisis.
The First Great English Scientist: Sir Francis Bacon
A 1926 sermon by Maude Royden reflects on Francis Bacon’s scientific legacy, inductive method, ambition, moral failings, and Christian significance.
Global Perspectives on Science and Christianity
Tom James reviews Global Perspectives on Science and Christianity, on how culture shapes science-and-religion conversations around the world.
A World Appears: A Journey into Consciousness
George W. Stickel reviews Michael Pollan’s A World Appears, considering consciousness through neuroscience, philosophy, religion, and theories of learning.
From the Editor’s Desk
The latest issue of SciTech† looks at science and religion in the classroom, Francis Bacon, PASTCF news, book reviews, and upcoming themes.
Of Interest
Two articles from the Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA) examine survey data on moral reasoning, religion, science, and attitudes toward suicide.
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