In Part 2 of Faith and Science, host Dr. Shaun Michael pulls back the curtain on the forgotten faith behind some of the world’s greatest scientific minds—and why that matters today more than ever.
You’ll discover:
- How giants like Newton, Kepler, Pascal, and Bacon saw science as worship.
- Why faith served as the foundation for the rise of modern science.
- How the Bible contains insights about the world long before modern science caught up.
- The moral guardrails faith provides for the use of science.
- Why worldview shapes how scientists interpret data—even when looking at the same evidence.
This isn’t just a history lesson. It’s a challenge to believers and skeptics alike: to recognize that faith and science aren’t enemies, they’re teammates pointing to the same Author.
📖 Key Topics: Scientific pioneers, the myth of the conflict thesis, biblical observations ahead of their time, worldview bias in scientific interpretation, and how Scripture complements science without replacing it.
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