Our original mandate God's original blessing of humankind is not meant to have been forgotten or ignored or replaced. This article is for All Members
The subdue dilemmas As Christians, we have a subdue dilemma—three in fact, all stemming from Genesis 1:28. This article is for All Members
Noah's Ark and a nonviolent God It's time we stop using cute pairs of animals to desensitise ourselves from the horrors of the flood.
Churches and the fossil fuel empire When I began researching Climate Change, I never imagined writing an article like this. This article is for All Members
How the energy revolution stalled Mislabelled history, nations ignoring climate treaties, and governments backing coal. This article is for All Members
Flirting with disaster A one-point-something celsius increase sounds trivial, but it's having an alarming impact. This article is for All Members
One hour from outer space Science is showing us just how closely carbon dioxide's story is linked with human history. This article is for All Members
Non-order, order, and disorder A systemic view of sin and an end to Christian conflict with science? Yes please. This article is for All Members
Death and suffering before the fall Did our fall introduce suffering and death into the world or was it there from the beginning? This article is for All Members
Ribs and side-rooms The implications are astounding when the man's rib bone becomes part of a functional story. This article is for All Members
The untranslated word in Genesis 2 This word goes untranslated in at least six English versions of Genesis 2, let's find out why. This article is for All Members
Five reasons Genesis 2 is a sequel We assume Genesis 2 tells the same event as Genesis 1; here are five reasons it doesn't. This article is for All Members
