By Study & By Faith
Six Spiritual Lessons from the Natural World
We can weather the storms of life by turning to the natural world and applying the spiritual lessons we learn from God's creations.
Exploring Nature’s Curiosity Cabinet
Exploring the wonders of nature's “curiosity cabinet” reveals countless opportunities for medical advancement through God's creations.
It’s a Dangerous Business, Going Into the Laboratory
By following the directions of simple ideas and discoveries, one can be swept into all sorts of adventures.
Scholarship and Faith: Insights from My BYU Experience
BYU implements a unique form of teaching centered around scholarship and faith that draws us closer to the Savior’s example.
Faith and Science: Symbiotic Pathways to Truth
Dr. Jamie L. Jensen explains the symbiotic relationship between faith and science. The two can fit together without conflict.
The Education of the American Mind
Melody Barnes speaks about the compatibility of science and faith while exploring what it means to educate the American mind.
Alzheimer’s Disease: Myth, Facts, and the Future
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Why Scientists Playing Amateur Atheology Fail
Christian Smith discusses why scientists cannot disprove religion and any attempts to do so will fail. He encourages all to give each opinion a fair chance.
The Tie Between Science and Religion
The tie between science and religion is strong because both science and religion follow set laws that govern our lives and the world.
Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life: Some Assembly Required
As we learn about the creation we learn about the Creator. Studying the tree of life helps us to appreciate His intelligence and skill.
Why Scientists Should Read Shakespeare and Humanists Should Understand Einstein
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Exploding Stars, Expanding Universe
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Herpetology, Biodiversity, and Human Well-Being
Jack W. Sites discusses his research on reptiles and explains that we are stewards over the biodiversity of this planet
Science, Faith, and the Nobel Prize
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The Arts, the Sciences, and the Light of the Gospel
Daniel J. Fairbanks teaches how we can find the light of the gospel within art and science by sharing experiences and creating a sculpture.
The Magnificence of Man
One of the most magnificent creations of God is the remarkably complex human body, which ought to be an object of appreciation and respect.
Science and Survival
The topic that was chosen for me today is one that I would really like to talk about. There is only one minor difficulty. About three weeks ago my notes for this talk and everything else I have ever done and my home and my office were burned to the ground, so that what I am going to tell you will probably surprise me as much as it is going…
Science and Religion
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Summerhays Planetarium Dedication
While dedicating the Summerhays Planetarium, Joseph Fielding Smith posits thoughts on scientific advancement—and on keeping such advancement in perspective.
