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Primary classroom resource package

A pack of 6 downloadable classroom resources for primary school teachers integrating Science and Religion:

‘Why Does Popcorn Pop?
‘Excitement, Curiosity And Awe And Wonder In Science Lessons’
‘How Can RE Help With Tackling Climate Change?’
‘Observing The Night Sky’
‘Race, Science And Faith’
‘What Is The Purpose Of Genesis 1?’

Author/Editor:

Faraday Educators

Age Range:

18-100

Do any scientists believe in God?

Lots of scientists throughout history have had a deep, personal faith. And that’s still true today. Many of these scientists see science as a way of learning about the things they believe God has done and made, and continues to do and make. Take a look at our list of scientists with faith to meet just a few of them!

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Scientists and God

We are free to explore the universe with joyful curiosity, relying on God’s faithfulness, discovering the wonderful ‘how’ and ‘when’ of creation, about which scripture tells us ‘who’ and ‘why’.

Science is limited to characterizing the regular workings of the natural world, and does so very well. But I believe there are profound truths that science is just not equipped to address, such as questions of purpose, God, meaning, and how we should live

April Maskiewicz Cordero

Dr April Maskiewicz Cordero is an evolutionary biologist and a Christian.

April teaches biology to university students in California and also travels a lot speaking to audiences about how evolution and Christian faith can work together.

Take a look at this video for some of April's story of learning to combine her science and her Christian faith.

Tom Ingleby

Dr Tom Ingleby is a Geophysicist and a Christian

Tom became a Christian whilst studying geology at university. He studies how the rocks of the earth bend and move around and loves thinking about how science and faith work together.

Cara Parrett

Cara Parrett is a marine biologist and a Christian.

Cara always knew she wanted to explore and protect wild animals and wild spaces, so she studied marine biology (life in the oceans) and oceanography (the physics of the ocean) in her home country, South Africa. She has been able to travel and learn about challenges in different parts of the world, including time spent as a head of marine programmes in the Maldives, working with sea turtles and coral. She is passionate about helping people take care of the world she believes God has made and loves.

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