In the battle between faith and science, you don’t have to choose a side
Ave Maria in the Afternoon Segments · Marcus B. Peter, Th.D.
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Show Notes
The rift between faith and science seems to grow larger by the day, as many view the modes of thinking in opposition to one another. People often feel forced to choose between the two, with no apparent way of reconciling them. However, the experience of wonder might just hold the key that brings these two seemingly contradictory sides back together. Brian Cranley returns to continue discussion how the God of Reason created science in His image.
Further Reading
The Science of God, the God of Science
Book: The Call of Wonder: How the God of Reason Created Science in His Image
Listen to our first interview with Brian
Guest Info
Throughout his life, Brian Cranley has been fascinated by the intersection of God and the “real world.” This led him to earn a BS in biomedical engineering from Texas A&M University and later a masters of divinity from the University of St. Thomas in Houston. Today, he lives in the Texas Hill Country outside San Antonio with his family. When he’s not writing, you can find him running a thriving medical device business and spending time with his girls outdoors. In his free time, he continues his own search for wonder in the worlds of philosophy, theology, and science.
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