Why the ‘Scientific and Spiritual Human’ was a milestone for me
ISCAST’s The Scientific and Spiritual Human conference was a significant day for one young scientist.
Some Christians believe technology can ‘fix’ us. Scripture differs
For transhumanists, normal human functioning is an arbitrary limit writes Chris Mulherin.
Wicked problems, a faithful perspective: Michael Smith
This month we hear from ISCAST fellow Dr Michael Smith. Michael has worked in engineering, marine ecology, climate change research, and computer programming. These days, he builds systems models to improve emergency services. Michael’s PhD was in ecological modelling.
His bubble burst, but this scientist’s faith is stronger for it
In the last in our series on younger Christian scientists, we welcome Caleb McElrea, science communicator with science education business Mad About Science. Caleb chats to ISCAST Publications Director, David Hooker, about his journey through science and faith.
Christian scientists explore faith in tech-driven world | Pictures
Elspeth Kernebone 25 November 2022 Christians in science have gathered for the first of a two-day conference discussing Christian living in a techno-scientific world, run by ISCAST – Christians in Science and Technology. The event’s aim was to consider how Christians could live as faithful followers of Jesus, as new scientific discoveries and technological advancements […]
Genetic code reveals God’s amazing creation for David
As we continue our series on younger Christian scientists and their science-faith journeys, executive director Chris Mulherin, at ISCAST – Christians in Science and Technology, speaks with David MacPherson about his experience with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and his passion for science.
‘We care for the planet as the right response to a loving creator’
This month, ISCAST’s Publication Director, David Hooker, speaks with Anna Radkovic, about her love for nature and her involvement with conservation organisations.
‘It’s not about what success I’m having … it’s about who God says I am’
This month ISCAST Publications Director Dr David Hooker catches up with Dr Sarah Sweet, a lecturer in astrophysics at The University of Queensland. We are privileged to hear Sarah share her thoughts on her science and faith journey.
Can a psychological theory help us understand how we relate to God?
When you think about your needs, what comes to mind? Naturally we think of food, water, and shelter. But what about your mental, emotional, and even spiritual needs? And what even qualifies as a need instead of a want?
Technology can now ‘enhance’ humanity: Should Christians be on board?
What might humans become with technology? The prospect of enhancing human capacities through technology has long been a theme in science fiction, and we are seeing more and more real-world implementation.
