Speakers

Plenary Speakers and Their Presentations for:

Symposium 1

How Science Supports Christianity and Christianity Explains Science

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	Andy Crouch, Christianity Today (also culture-making.com) Christian Vision vs. Naturalistic Vision: What is at Stake and A Call for Graceful Discourse Among Brothers and Sisters in Christ.
	Ross Hastings, Regent College Genesis, Creation, Origins, and Evolution: How is The Pilgrim to sort it all out as he seeks the Celestial City?
	Dan Heinze, Geophysicist Science Cannot be God.  What is science?  What are some limitations? What are some implications?
	Hugh Ross, Reasons to Believe How Fine-tuning of the Universe in its Basic Design and Specific Unfolding Support Christianity.
	Fazale Rana, Reasons to Believe How Fine-tuning in the Design and Specific Unfolding of the Biosphere Support Christianity
	Darrel Falk, BioLogos Foundation God’s Creativity and Providence for the Unfolding of Life: An Evolutionary Creationist’s Perspective on the Universe.
	Stephen Meyer, Discovery Institute The Origin and Unfolding of Life: An Intelligent Design Perspective.
	Deborah Haarsma, Calvin College Not Just Origins:  Engaging Science in the Life of Your Congregation through Creation Care, Worship, and Education.
	Jack Collins, Covenant Theological Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri Interpretation of Genesis: Creation, Adam and Eve, and The Impact of the Fall
	Walter Bradley, Baylor University What are the Dangers of Science?
	Rob Norris, Senior Pastor, Fourth Presbyterian Church,  Bethesda, MD The Nurture and Spiritual Formation of Technically Oriented Christ-followers
	Dinesh D’Souza, Writer-Speaker Mobilizing Technically Oriented Christ Followers to help the church witness with fearless, culture transforming integrity.
	Alister McGrath, King’s College, London Vision for the Church: Science, Faith and Society in 2030 and How We Start on That Road Today. NOTE: Alister will deliver his plenary talk from England.