S C I E N C E / B I B L E H A R M O N Y
The Canadian Scientific and Christian Affiliation
(CSCA)
The CSCA is a fellowship of men and women of science and of disciplines that can relate to science, who share a common fidelity to the Word of God and a commitment to integrity in the practice of science. The stated purposes of the CSCA are "to investigate any area relating Christian faith and science" and "to make known the results of such investigations for comment and criticism by the Christian community and by the scientific community". The CSCA exists because science has brought about enormous changes in our world. Christians have often reacted as though science threatened the very foundations of Christian faith. CSCA's unique mission is to integrate, communicate, and facilitate properly researched science and biblical theology in service to the Church and the scientific community. CSCA members have confidence that such integration is not only possible, but is necessary to an adequate understanding of God and His creation. Our total allegiance is to our Creator. We acknowledge our debt to Him for the whole natural order and for the development of science as a way of knowing that order in detail. We also acknowledge our debt to Him for the Scriptures, which give us "the wisdom that leads to salvation through faith in Jesus Christ". We believe that honest and open study of God's dual revelation, in nature and in the Bible, must eventually lead to understanding of its inherent harmony.
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Christians in Science (CiS)
Christians in Science is an international network of those concerned with the relationship between science and Christian faith, open to scientists, teachers, students and all those with an interest in this dialogue. Although CiS is primarily a professional group, aimed at those working in science, a significant proportion of its membership is not comprised of scientists. CiS welcomes into membership anyone with an interest in science and faith. Christians in Science addresses the common misperception that there is always conflict between science and faith, which can be abused by those with anti-Christian or anti-science agendas. In reality science has always been the domain of many committed Christians such as the astronomer Johannes Kepler who dedicated one of his papers with a prayer, saying I have here completed the work of my calling, with as much intellectual strength as you have granted me. This same attitude is shared by many Christians who work in science today. CiS exists to support such Christians and their aims. Among the 650+ members are scientists engaged in research & development, science lecturers, teachers, administrators in university, school or industry, science writers, philosophers, theologians and others who have an interest in the relationship between science and Christian faith. Members include highly distinguished senior scientists, bench scientists, students and school pupils.
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