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For those of us who pray, do we need to know how and why God answers?
Dr. Firestein argues that intellectual foibles such as failure and ignorance are actually an essential component of doing science.
What if we were all educated to ask better questions, rather than just accept the answers?
Science progresses only through scientists, who are indeed human beings – and perhaps one key to unlocking their excitement is a sense of awe.
As modern, scientific people, we tend to accept only natural explanations for events. Miracles can’t be the “answer” to questions we don’t yet understand.
Citizen science can be a great way to feel like you’re part of something bigger.
How we can teach so many of the complicated nuances of genetics to laypeople, clergy, students, and others who may be new to the big debates?
Paleontological research still often begins with grueling and careful field work, but there are many paleontologists who have never used a pickaxe and shovel in their research.
How much of science is a pursuit of truth for its own sake? And what happens when it leads to unanticipated consequences?
“Jewish Geography” is more than a social phenomenon – it is a testament to the belief, literal or metaphorical, that Jews share a common ancestry.
What does it mean to find something in a place we just don’t expect to find it?
Searching for a theory of everything is certainly important. But seeking a closer relationship with God beats it hands-down.