John Pohl
Professor of Pediatrics, University of Utah Doctoral Student (DoRT), Northwind Seminary Professionally, I'm an academic pediatric gastroenterologist. I'm very interested in research evaluating the intersection of science and religion.
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Distrust and Religion: We Can Do Much Better
I have subscribed to the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) for over 30 years. It’s a great read, and it probably will be one of the few medical journals that I continue to subscribe to after I retire.
This week’s issue had an editoria...
Theology Journal Club!
Some of the graduates of Northwind Theological Seminary get together online every few weeks to discuss a published article. All of the graduates have done their work under Dr. Thomas J. Oord in his Center for Open & Relational Theology.
Ou...
Theology Beer Camp Thoughts
I returned last night from Theology Beer Camp 2026 in Kansas City. The event was held at Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church, which is a wonderful facility. Theology Beer Camp itself was a 3-day event preceded by a 1-day pre-event conference on...
Reading Some Hartshorne
I’m heading off to Theology Beer Camp in two days, and “yes,” there is a thing called “Theology Beer Camp.” Theology plus beer — sounds amazing. I have never gone to this event before, but I hear it is a great time. I believe that in-person...
Passing the Peace at Church (While Reading)
Short post today.
I have a bad habit of reading during the sermon on Sundays. Honestly, I can get bored.
In my opinion, church sermons typically go against the ideas of adult learning theory especially in the age of social media...
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Professor of Pediatrics, University of Utah; DThM, Northwind Theological Seminary. I'm very interested in research evaluating the intersection of science and religion. Blog: Phi-The-Sci: Equilateral Musings (https://johnfpohlmd.blog/)
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