Anglican Curmudgeon: Science and Religion

During high school and my first two years of college, I planned to become a theoretical physicist, and studied a lot of math and science. My lifelong interest in religion has also nourished those interests; the intersections of science and religion continually fascinate me. The posts on this page, however, are the ones that take me the longest to research and assemble; that is why they are so few and far between. In particular, I plan a number of additional posts on the book The Physics of Christianity by Professor Frank Tipler of Tulane University, because I believe it is such an important synthesis.

Also collected (on a separate page) are the posts in which I discuss historical and other evidence corroborating various accounts in the Bible, such as the Nativity, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Bart Ehrman, Meet Frank Tipler

The Physics of Christianity: Frank Tipler and the Virgin Birth

Frank Tipler's God of the Multiverse: Part I

We Interrupt This Blog for an Important Message . . .

On the Ways We Deal with Cancer

Playing Back the Resurrection

The Heavens Declare the Glory of God . . .

Her Last Voyage

Should a Christian Be a Darwinian?

Frank Tipler's God of the Multiverse: Part II

Frank Tipler's God of the Multiverse: Part III

Dating the Last Supper and Crucifixion

Richard Dawkins Does not Think: Therefore, I Exist

Mere Anglicanism Conference: a Report

Atheism Is Irrational: Alvin Plantinga