Faraday Institute for Science and Religion

So, and these, I will add, well, uh, these books are all at the, in the book stall as well, as are many others of John Wyatt's books and a couple of mine that are, uh, not so relevant to this topic, but we think they're good.

Um, [laughing] and they-- I have some leaflets about the Faraday Institute's work with churches.

So I don't have enough for one for everyone, but if you're a leaflet kind of a person, come and get one.

Obviously, it's all on the website too.

This is from Chris Wright, The Old Testament and the People of God.

Those, uh, preachers who, uh, theologians who have that on your shelf, there is a fabulous chapter in that book on creation, uh- I think it's the God's mission on the earth or something.

Um, and he's actually done a seminar at the Faraday Institute on this topic.

You can find that recording online.

And then within that group, the Faith and Science Collaborative Research Forum led by my great colleague and became close friends.

And he is now with the Faraday Institute, Mike Brownnut, over there in Cambridge.

So We were doing this in Hong Kong, and what we were focused on was, in one sense, bringing a more robust intellectual representation of Christianity to campus.

Asia was a great place to teach because they're more in the Enlightenment than in the postmodern DEI era.