Conversations on Christianity and science from an ex-atheist astrophysicist
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Five brutally honest things about converting from atheism to Christianity
This one’s real, y’all. If you’re looking for cozy comfort about the Christian life, you’re not going to get it. Instead, you’re going to get my honest assessment of what life has been like since I converted to Christianity two decades ago....
Real superheroes would be super-horrible
Not super-great.
We’re on vacation, so my husband and I are watching a lot of movies this week. One that stood out was the extended cut of Watchmen, a movie I hadn’t seen in years. Stylistically, it delivered exactly what I remembered: top...
Religion beats science as a basis for civilization
I get a lot of questions and responses from non-believers that show a stubborn strain of positivism is still alive and kicking—waving its “trust-the-science” flag like it’s the final word on everything.
Positivism, as a philosophical appro...
Steven Spielberg proves the spiritual abhors a vacuum
The last Sunday of each month normally features Sunday Superposition, a collection of candid personal story, a hand-picked roundup of exciting science news, and something to make you laugh. It’s a special thank you for paid subs, whose gene...
Science raises more questions than it answers
I wrote an article recently about why the New Atheists made a big mistake leaning into the “God of the gaps” fallacy. Atheists often accuse science-oriented Christians like me of engaging in it, which I find both weird and amusing. If you d...
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I'm a Bible-believing, weightlifting, cancer-surviving, PhD astrophysicist. I mostly write about Christianity and science. My book, The Heavens Declare, will be available November 2026.
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