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The impact of Christians in Science
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For this issue we asked for articles for the Autumn issue way back in the summer, to give everyone time to write over the holidays. We have some great articles, really digging in to how a scientists' faith affects what they do in the lab. They're not just the usual characters – there are a few surprises. We noticed that we have no women – unfortunately that's a problem with historical studies on science, but hopefully when this exercise is repeated in 100 years time, some of you will have made your mark!
Ruth Bancewicz, Editor Contents Editorial, by Keith Fox Book Review: Real Science, Real Faith, by Gavin Merrifield Guest Feature: Johannes Kepler, by Paul Marston Robert Boyle: A Priest of Nature, by Larissa Johnson Shades of Gray: Where Science and Faith Meet, by Nick Higgs John Bachman: The Life and Times of an Unknown Legend, by Shawn Webster S&CB short: Richard Dawkins' Darwinian Objection to Unexplained Complexity in God, by Bekki Pearce
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