Modern science has uncovered a vast and ancient universe that is deeply ordered, yet simultaneously open to novelty and emergence. How does religious faith, particularly Catholicism, find a home in this universe? That is what this site explores.
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I am a Professor of Biology at Franciscan University in Steubenville, OH, where I teach courses on evolution, cell biology, and science and faith. I co-host the Purposeful Lab podcast, which examines purpose, order, science, nature, and Catholicism.
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