The Australian Religious Reaction to the The Origin of Species
The second of Larissa Aldridge's articles from a 2009 Symposium on 'Charles Darwin and the Church' 
Darwin and the British Natural Theology Tradition
Larissa Aldridge examines how the Origin of the Species related to the Natural Theology tradition
‘Emergence’ and a Reasonable God
Ross McKenzie on the concept of 'emergence' and the interaction between science and faith. 
Reasons for God: Alvin Plantinga
CPX spoke to philosopher Alvin Plantinga about the intersection of science, faith and experience.
The end of materialism
Simon Conway-Morris explains why he finds materialistic explanations for consciousness insufficient
Science and an unlikely God
Simon Conway-Morris discusses his Christian faith and the place of faith in an age of science.
Religious challenges to science
Peter Harrison on the challenges that religion provides to science and vice versa.
Starfish, Octopuses and the uniqueness of Humans
Simon Conway-Morris came into CPX to discuss evolution and the place of humans in the universe.
Evolution: the theory of everything?
Tom Frame talks about the application of using the theory of evolution in all aspects of life.
Darwinism - the ‘bastard child of Christianity’
Michael Ruse on how he sees Darwinism resembling Christianity
The history of Creationism
What can the history of Creationism tell us about the relationship between science and faith?
