Science in the Bluegrass — Something beyond the material universe
John Adams, the second president of the United States, surely was no fan of Advent. Writing to Thomas Jefferson in January of 1825, he…
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Science in the Bluegrass — Consider: St. Robert Bellarmine, Galileo and how to think
Look around the Archdiocese of Louisville for a statue of a prominent scientist. You won’t find much. But you can find a large statue…
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Science in the Bluegrass — All people are of one family
Where does life come from? The first chapter of Genesis describes life being created by God, who instructs living things to “be fertile and…
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Science in the Bluegrass – Screens can’t compare to in-person experience
We are separate now. To slow this virus that plagues us, we maintain a “social distance” from whomever we can. We communicate remotely, through…
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Science in the Bluegrass – Soaring eagles and soaring temps
Last October my wife and I saw two bald eagles soaring above the Ohio River, against a perfect blue sky. This was right by…
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Teaching Our Faith — Faith-full Scientists
This series of teaching editorials focuses on the relationship between faith and science. Imagine that someone tells you “basketball players hate classical music.” Imagine…
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