I’m trained as a philosopher and now work for BioLogos, the science and faith organization founded by Francis Collins.
I write books and articles at the intersection of science and faith, especially drawing on both disciplines to understand what it means to be human. I host the BioLogos podcast, Language of God. I speak in various venues, usually on science and faith topics (but inquiries on other topics are welcome).
Recent Work
A recent piece that may be of interest.
On the BioLogos Website
In a recent BioLogos essay, Are Humans Just Animals? Scripture, Science, and Identity, I explore why questions about human uniqueness, creatureliness, and meaning keep resurfacing—and how Scripture and evolutionary science together offer a richer story than either can tell alone.
→ Read at BioLogos
What I’m Working On
I’m preparing for an upcoming episode of Language of God with Marilynne Robinson. I’m reading her book Reading Genesis and looking forward to a conversation that ranges from biblical interpretation to her long-standing reflections on science, modernity, and human dignity. The episode will explore how Robinson reads Scripture with literary and moral attentiveness, and how that posture reshapes the often-fractured conversation between faith and scientific understanding.
Explore My Work
Books
My published books on science and religion.
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Current Projects
Substack, podcast, and other writing projects.
→ See Current Work
Speaking
Talks, podcasts, and media conversations.
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