Can I love the Bible AND Science? - Part 2

The Manna Podcast

In a culture that imposes the dichotomy of "science vs. faith" or "faith vs. reason," young Christians are tempted to take the bait - and walk away from the Christian faith because they were taught it's "incompatible" with science. Well, is that true? Is a study of the natural world and the Christian faith mutually exclusive? Nope.

Turns out, you can walk and chew gum at the same time.

Having a love for the natural world around us and having a love for studying that natural world isn't 'unchristian'. In fact, quite the opposite.

Part of stewarding the creation we have been given inherently means we have to know it. In order to faithfully manage that which God has given us (Genesis 1:28-30), we have to study it. To use what we've been given wisely necessitates that we know how the world works. True science and stewardship of God's creation go hand in hand.

In Part 2 of the discussion "Can I love the Bible AND Science?", Pastor Sam and high school chemistry and physics teacher Derek Rabbers nerd out once again over apologetics and science.