Resources
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Synopsis
This five-part Lent course aims to bring science, the Bible and Christian worship into meaningful conversation in a new way. Side by side reading of science and scripture promotes a deeper understanding of how reading the Bible and using words, postures and actions during worship can bring about a sense of God’s presence. This original and compelling approach builds on concepts introduced in From Billiard Balls and Bishops: A scientist’s introduction to Christian worship. Although it is not essential to have read From Billiard Balls and Bishops, chapters from the book are suggested for further reading if desired.
This original and engaging Lent study illustrates how human knowledge, and the Word of God can work together, and brings to light God-given resources within science that can support a life of faith and worship.
Published by Wipf and Stock
Review
“For me, the faith experience is first and foremost about encounter. So, I am delighted that Kenneth Miles’s book about the dialogue between faith and science is focused on worship, one of the places of encounter. Miles demonstrates how worship and scientific exploration are bound together by the shared experience of being fascinated. Miles speaks to my own journey of becoming an ordained scientist, a journey that allowed for the combination of two transforming fascinations.”
—Peter Catt, dean, St. John’s Anglican Cathedral, Brisbane
A Fresh Explanation of Church
If science and faith are in conflict, as commonly portrayed by the media, then the idea that science can enrich worship may come as a surprise.
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science4worship would love to inspire and challenge your church, event or festival with a presentation on how science can enrich faith.
(Available in the UK and Australia)