
Hallie Zigament
Science instructor at Paideia Academy, a classical Christian school in Knoxville, TN, with a BS in Agronomy (Plant Breeding and Genetics) from Iowa State University.
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Sep 18, 2026
The Wonder of the World: Why Science Belongs in the Classical Christian Classroom
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12:42speaker_0HOST
How do you respond to this idea that science and reason and faith actually are intertwined?

Hallie ZigamentGUEST
I think I would want to give a loving challenge to have a bigger view of God.

Hallie ZigamentGUEST
I think that when we just have quote-unquote science and reason and we leave out God, what an empty study.

Hallie ZigamentGUEST
Yeah, I know we'll get into more of this later, but even we have seen so many people throughout history just chasing this wind, chasing knowledge.

Hallie ZigamentGUEST
And we even see in the Bible, like, what does all knowledge come down to? Really? Nothing.
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17:09speaker_0HOST
Does believing that the universe was created by God change the way a Christian scientist actually approaches his or her work?