Science &
The Bible Club
The invisible things of God are clearly shown through the things that are made
Science & the Bible Club (SciBle) is a group of bible-believing scientists, students and academics who believe that Christianity and science can (and do!) work together. In many college environments, religion and science cannot be openly discussed, even though there are many bible-believing science professors & science majors. It’s a tricky thing. We created SciBle for those who want to dig deeper into how Science and the Christian Bible relate.
Science &
The Bible Club
The invisible things of God are clearly shown through the things that are made
Science & the Bible Club (SciBle) is a collection of bible-believing scientists, students and academics who believe that Christianity and science can (and do!) work together. In many college environments, religion cannot be discussed, even though there are many bible-believing professors & science majors. It’s a tricky thing. We created SciBle for those who want to dig deeper into how Science and the Christian Bible relate.
Who We Are
SciBle was formed in 2008 at Penn State University by a group of faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students. This group wanted to discuss the relationships between Science and the Bible, and to educate others regarding these relationships. This remains the focus of the club.
Who We Are
SciBle was formed in 2008 at Penn State University by a group of faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students. This group wanted to discuss the relationships between Science and the Bible, and to educate others regarding these relationships. This remains the focus of the club.
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Resources
SciBle Speakers
Throughout the academic year we host speakers who share their views regarding Science and the Bible. Many speakers are Penn State faculty members, or those prominent in the field of science, chemistry, biochemistry, engineering and genetics.
Speakers we have had in the past:
Recorded Talks
Group Panel Featuring:
Dr. John Asbury (Professor of Chemistry)
Dr. Kyusun Choi (Teaching Professor, Computer Science & Engineering)
Dr. John Cimbala (Professor of Mechanical Engineering)
Dr. Will Noid (Professor of Chemistry)
Non-Recorded Talks
Mr. Ray Myers
PE – Huntingdon, PA
Dr. Charles Lowe, MD
Penn State Health – Mechanicsburg, PA
Dr. Joseph Cotruvo
Chemistry – Penn State University
Dr. John Asbury
Chemistry – Penn State University
Dr. Ken Brentner
Aerospace Eng. – Penn State University
Dr. Ken Knappenberger
Chemistry – Penn State University
Dr. Darrell Velegol
Chemical Eng. – Penn State University
Dr. Will Noid
Chemistry – Penn State University
Dr. Scott Lindner
BMB – Penn State University
Dr. John Cimbala
Mechanical Eng. – Penn State University
Dr. Chad DeChow
Dairy Cow Genetics – Penn State University
Resources
Book Discussions
We provide a safe space for discussions on topics involving Science and the Bible.
Books that we have read and discussed:
Darwin Devolves
Michael Behe
Darwin's Black Box
Michael Behe
Seven Days That Divide The World
John Lennox
The Case For A Creator
Lee Strobel
The Biography of George Washington Carver
Rackham Holt
Resources
Science Shows
Science Shows With A Message
Jesus Christ frequently used examples from science and nature as analogies for spiritual matters, for example, the parable of the sower and the seed. Similarly, we are learning how to use experiments from science and engineering to teach Biblical life lessons. We have done presentations at the preschool, elementary school, high school, and college levels. If you are interested in having a presentation at your school or event, then contact us with the form below:
Events
We hold different events throughout the year that focus on developing a further understanding of the relationships between Science and the Bible. This fall we will have three SciBle talks given by college faculty members.
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FAQ’s
SciBle is an undergraduate club at Penn State University. Its purpose is to research the relationships between Science and the Bible, and to educate people regarding these relationships. It provides a unique opportunity for faculty and students to have open and honest discussions of this important topic.
Yes! Anyone may participate in SciBle activities, but only full-time Penn State students may be officers.
Ask to have your name added to the mailing list. Participate in whatever activities are of interest to you.
Contact Us
Have questions about the club?
Fill out the form below and we will get in touch with you!