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Faith and Computer Science Subject Guide
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Research Databases
(Consult this list for interdisciplinary databases)
ATLA Religion Database
Journal articles, essays in multi-author works, and book reviews on
such topics as biblical studies, world religions, church history, and
religious perspectives on social issues.
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Christian Reformed Church Periodical Index (CRCPI)
The CRCPI provides access to biblographic records for the Calvin Theological Journal, the Banner and other CRC-related publications.
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Philosopher's Index
The Philosopher's Index provides indexing and abstracts from books and journals of philosophy and related fields.
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Annotation
Religious & Theological Abstracts
R&TA currently abstracts more than 400 journals, with summaries produced by a team of scholars from around the world.
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Annotation
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Web Sources
American Scientific Affiliation
"The American Scientific Affiliation (ASA) is a fellowship of men and women in science and disciplines that relate to science who share a common fidelity to the Word of God and a commitment to integrity in the practice of science." [from website]
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Canadian Scientific and Christian Affiliation
"We are a group of men and women with a common interest in science and a common allegiance to the Christian Faith. We are chemists, biologists, historians of science, physiologists, mathematicians, physicists, teachers, and pastors....We are an association of professionals devoted to the highest standards of intellectual inquiry, research, teaching, and public service." [from website]
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Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences
"The central scientific focus of CTNS is on developments in physics, cosmology, evolutionary biology, and genetics, with additional topics in the neurosciences, the environmental sciences, and mathematics. With regard to the theological task, CTNS engages in both Christian and multi-religious reflection. The Christian theological agenda focuses on the various doctrinal loci of systematic theology. The multi-religious agenda attends primarily to theological issues arising from the engagement between the sciences and religious traditions such as Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, and indigenous spiritualities."
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Christians in Science
"CiS is an international network of those concerned with the relationship between science and Christian faith, open to scientists, teachers, students and all those with an interest in this dialogue." [from website]
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CounterBalance: New Views on Complex Issues
"Counterbalance is a non-profit educational organization working to promote counterbalanced perspectives on complex issues. It is our hope that individuals, the academic community, and society as a whole will benefit from a struggle toward integrated and counterbalanced views." [from website]
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Institute for the Study of Christianity in an Age of Science and Technology (ISCAST)
"ISCAST Ltd, The Institute for the Study of Christianity in an Age of Science and Technology...studies issues related to Christianity and the scientific and technological thinking in our society. The Fellows of ISCAST are academically of the standard of the teaching staff of Australian universities. They take a theological stance which, among other things, declares that Jesus, the living Word of God, is revealed in the Holy Scriptures. ISCAST is interested in the relation between basic Christian doctrinal statements and the theoretical bases of modern science and technological development." [from website]
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Science and Faith: Perspectives on Christianity and Science
This site is maintained by Dr. Robert J. Schneider.
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WebCat Search Hints - Subject-specific hints for searching the library catalog
The library's collection in this area of study is very strong. Use the
search hints below to locate relevant books in WebCat. Do not use
narrow terms like stem cells or erosion in the fields shown below with brackets (<>). Use broad terms like nature, biology, mathematics, or physics.
Several prominent theologians and scientists write about the
interaction of science and Christianity. Pay close attention to what
these people say.
- Ian Barbour, R. J. Berry, Celia Deane-Drummond, Calvin
DeWitt, Denis Edwards, John F. Haught, Philip Hefner, Sallie McFague,
Alister McGrath, Donald MacKay, Keith B. Miller, Jűrgen Moltmann,
George L. Murphy, Nancey Murphy, Arthur Peacocke, John Polkinghorne,
William G. Pollard, Samuel M. Powell, Del Ratzsch (Calvin professor),
Robert John Russell, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Thomas F. Torrance, J.
Wentzel van Huyssteen, Howard J. Van Till (former Calvin professor),
Richard Wright
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