Introduce Yourself

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Biology Teacher Wannabe (Secondary School)

MarkH — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 11:12:44 -0500

Hi, I'm Mark. I'm a 27 year old Christian from North West England and I obtained my Bachelors degree in Natural Science (I focused on Ecology, Geology & Plant Biology). I love Science and Math - I got A* in GCSE Math, Biology and Chemistry and A in A-level Math, Biology and AS Chemistry. Right after my degree I went to South Korea to teach English as a foreign language, to enjoy a new environment and new challenges, and to save up to participate in volunteer conservation projects (that would hopefully get me some experience necessary to get a conservation-type job). That didn't happen though and I stayed in South Korea for two years, and then moved on to teach English in public elementary schools in Japan for three years and this is where I am today as I type this - in Japan (and married). I love teaching.

Well I'm planning to have mini-Marks soon and my wife will stop working for several years and so I am planning to return to England next year to get QTS as a Secondary School Biology teacher. I'm hoping to meet and talk with some Christian Biologists (both Evolutionary and OEC/YEC), especially based in the U.K., before I commit to such a career. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.

Mark

Hello everybody

Crypto — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 11:03:04 -0500

Hello everyone. My name is Sergio. I accepted Jesus as my savior at age 21. Thenceforth, I have been studying the Bible in order to know more about Christianity. I work as a postdoctoral fellow in Dublin City University. My field of work is Photochemistry. I am a Physical Chemist, although I obtained my first degree in Genetics.

PeterHic

PeterHic — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 19:15:28 -0400

Hi. Just joined.

Married with three adult offspring, two still at home. Moved to SW Scotland from Hertfordshire seven years ago to 'semi-retire'. Still working as a freelance medical practitioner and hobby farmer.
Born into Christian family. YEC for many years, until I moved on to OEC and ID about ten years ago. Finally found TE, where I feel most at home. Whilst trained primarily in medicine, regularly read both Christian and secular literature about the science/faith interface.
Have found membership of ASA and Biologos very helpful.

Robbie

rkandreasen — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 01:17:27 -0400

Hello. I would like to introduce myself. My name is Robbie and I teach Biology at a Classical Christian school. I have a question about cell processes that I hope you all could answer. I hope I put it in the right section.

Robbie

i-phone philosophy with apologies to androids

jeremygray — Mon, 21 May 2012 06:08:08 -0400

Hi, I watched the new day begin and chanced upon an epistemological thread concerning miracles, faith, science and so on. It was curiosity about Nicky Campbell's epistemological position that got me there. Such is the potential serendipity of the web I suppose. I will see whether I have a penn' orth or two to toss into intelligent discussion. I will probably also spend some idle moments trying to emulate Hockney's achievements using I-phone Brushes and sneaking on to the iPad I've just bought my wife to use the iPad version of Brushes. Perhaps I should ponder whether my "creations" are the product of chance and necessity or evidence of conscious intent with rudimentary capability. Not wanting to start a thread, I will maybe try and tune in to signals suggesting intelligent life in cyberspace and this may be a good place to start.

Introducing myself

exchemist — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 15:42:37 -0400

Exchemist has a degree in chemistry and was/is specially interested in quantum chemistry and the philosophy of science. He was brought up Catholic, is now borderline agnostic but is appalled at current attempts in the US, and now in the UK, to polarise religion and natural science and stir up warfare between the two. He hopes to find through this forum information about good and bad developments in this area, in order to lend support to the good and help argue against the bad.

David Roemer

davidmihjn — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 14:50:29 -0500

I graduated from Fordham College in 1964 with a B. S. and from New York University in 1971 with a Ph.D. in physics. After a career as a medical physicist for manufacturers of X-ray equipment and as a high school teacher, I began writing articles on science and religion. Two of my articles were published in The Church of England Newspaper.

I am currently a member of the Christian Speaker Network and am on the speaker list of The Shroud of Turin Website. My website is http://www.newevangelization.info.

GavinM

GavinM — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 19:40:51 -0500

As Simon suggests a brief intro..

I studied astrophysics as an undergraduate and followed that up with a postgrad year in photonics and optoelectronics. After this I joined a new biomedical MRI facility here at the University of Edinburgh where I spent five years providing physics support to biologists and medical researchers involved in preclinical research in rodent models. Just over a year ago a PhD opportunity came up to research functional MRI techniques in my lab which is where I am now. I also dabble in studying spider physiology and behaviour in my spare time.

From a science/religion perspective I am most interested in the impact of potential new discoveries and technologies on Christian theology, particularly in the neurosciences and exobiology. I am also enthusiastic about engaging the general church congregation in matters of science and faith.

Simon

Simon — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 10:22:01 -0500

Hi there,

Contrary to popular opinion I am not a cheeky two-year-old with an eye patch, although that picture does exhibit just under 50% of my genes (depending on how you count such things).

I am a scientist with a PhD in Biochemistry and a research interest in the use of protein X-ray crystallography for rational drug design. I also have a pathological interest in philosophy and whilst working as a full-time scientist have completed a BA with the Open University and am currently studying for a MA in research ethics.

I have been a Christian most of my life although have swung from the highly pentecostal/charismatic wing to a left-of-centre position, although do loosely still associate with the label 'evangelical'.

I sit on the CiS committee with a responsibility for all things web-based, however am keen to point out that the views I express on this forum (unless I state otherwise) are entirely my own.

Simon