In more recent discussions on faith and science, Isaiah 28:22-29 has played a role, in that the instruction God gives to the farmer is understood as general revelation. This article explores the meaning of the passage, and concludes that it ought to be read in a literal sense.

Why is it that some Christians see science as contradicting Scripture? In thinking about the relationship between faith and science, this article shows that most Christians think that way because they fall into one of the four traps.

This article is about scientic learning and scientific knowledge. It also looks at the subjective element of knowledge, faith and science, natural theology, and the Argument from Design.

This article is about faith and science.The serious study of nature follows from reading scripture, and takes seriously the scientific challenges in the light of scripture. Science seeks truth, based on creation.

This article is about the way we have to look at scientific knowledge, especially in our arguments against evolution. We have to realize the limitations of human reasoning and that no specific method is without assumptions or fully objective. All scientific theories have an subjective side to it.

This article is about the relation of faith and science, Occam's razor, and the truth.

This article is about the length of the days in Genesis 1, and about the relation of faith and science. The day-age theory and the age of earth is also discussed.

This article looks at Genesis 1 in its historical context. It treats Genesis1 as history, and looks at the differences of how the nations around Israel viewed creation. It also looks at the question of Genesis 1 and science (faith and science).