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When Science meets Religion. Ian Barbour

Posted on January 13, 2013 by readingmater

In Abingdon, England, our “home” church was built about 50 years ago when the science facilities outside Oxford were expanding rapidly: Rutherford-Appleton lab, Harwell, Milton Park, more recently Diamond Light source. Therefore many of the families include scientists and their … Continue reading →

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Dinosaurs (again)

Posted on October 17, 2012 by readingmater

Why do kids find dinosaurs so interesting? It’s almost like a developmental stage in early childhood. If I had blogged all the dinosaur books I had read with grandson in the last few months (from “Grandpa’s Dinosaur” to “Dinosaur Museum”) … Continue reading →

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