Posts tagged Science and faith
There Is A Better Way To Lose Weight Than Using Ozempic

(OPINION) As someone who battled unhealthy eating habits the first 59 years of my life, I am the last one to criticize someone for trying almost anything to lose weight. These are difficult battles, and many of us will take a lifeline wherever we find it. So, to repeat, I am the last one to criticize.

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Gazing At The Heavens: The Vatican Observatory’s Mission To Study Faith And Science

Science and faith intersect at this special place. While some may find it strange that the Vatican has an observatory, the Catholic Church has been involved with science since the Jesuit order was founded in 1540. Saint Ignatius, for example, would spend hours on his balcony gazing at the night sky.

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Total Solar Eclipse: How Religions React To The Celestial Event

From ancient civilizations to the world’s major religions, humans have sought to understand celestial phenomena in ways that reflect their spiritual beliefs and cultural traditions. Whether viewed as omens, manifestations of divine power or just a natural occurrence, eclipses continue to inspire wonder, reminding us of the interconnectedness of the cosmos and our place within it.

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The Special Theory Of Relativity And The Reality Of St. Paul

(OPINION) The Bible isn’t intended as a scientific textbook, and science doesn’t prove the Scriptures true. But there’s no doubt those ancient nomads, carpenters and fishermen had tapped into something way beyond themselves. They sensed truths they had no logical means of proving.

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