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Thoughts on theology, science, and culture
Introduction
The aim of this personal blog is to illustrate the intellectual engagement of Christian theology with science and with culture. The name Soli Deo Gloria is inspired by J.S. Bach's writing SDG on all his compositions. Handel also did this on some compositions (see above).
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- An unfulfilled scientist
- Christ and Culture revisited
- The Gospel is bad news to the self-sufficient
- Discovering God?
- Advice to skeptical inquirers
- Does Science Disprove God?
- The End of Science is the Beginning of Theology
- The public and private face of atheism
- Comparing simplicity, profundity, and obscurity
- How should we respond to scientific success?
- Who should you invite to speak at your conference?
- The God Experiment
- Reducing reductionism to irrationality
- Can you see the forest or only the trees?
- The violent overthrow of liberal Western theology
- Don't blame, Don't complain
- Hollywood glamorises marital fidelity
- Crucial issues in the science-religion debate
- Renouncing evil while embracing it
- Confronting the mysteries of the created and moral...
- Christians should value and defend science as an e...
- Accountable to who?
- The paradox of the Kingdom of God
- Simple instructions that are hard to follow
- Ideological idolatry
- What should we do?
- The childhood simplicity of Karl Barth
- Enjoy work and life
- Testing faith: an alternative reading of Job
- Facing depression together
- Time management for academic clowns
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About Me
- Ross H. McKenzie
- ST LUCIA, QLD, Australia
- I have fun at work trying to use quantum many-body theory to understand electronic properties of complex materials. I am married to the lovely Robin and have two adult children and a dog, Priya (in the photo). I also write an even more personal blog Soli Deo Gloria [thoughts on theology, science, and culture]
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