International Faith and Science Conference - August 2004 (Denver, Colorado, USA)

Prepared Documents

• Issues in "Intermediate" Models of Origins • Jim Gibson — | Microsoft Word (23p, 127KB) |
• Seventh-day Adventists and Scholarship • Joe Galusha, Andrea Luxton, John McVay, and Humberto Rasi — | Microsoft Word (5p, 48KB) |
• A Seventh-day Adventist View of Ethical Issues in Dissent • Miroslav M. Kiš — | Microsoft Word (14p, 74KB) |
• Educational Models and Practices for Introducing Curriculum Content That May Create Tension with a Student's Faith • C. Garland Dulan — | Microsoft Word (12p, 79KB) |
• Living in Athens and Jerusalem: Response by Higher Education Administration when Academic Freedom Challenges the Church • Richard C. Osborn — | Microsoft Word (34p, 193KB) |

Report

• Denver "Faith and Science" Meeting Reaffirms Six-Day Creation, Calls for Humility and Dialogue • October 7, 2004 • Bill Knott and Sandra Blackmer • Adventist Review (pdf), v.181, n.41, p.40-41
• Reflections on a Unique Conference • November 4, 2004 • William G. Johnsson • Adventist Review (pdf), v.181, n.45, p.6
• An Affirmation of Creation • November 11, 2004 • Adventist Review (pdf), v.181, n.46, p.12-15
  • The International Faith and Science Conferences 2002-2004 • Report of the Organizing Committee to the General Conference Executive Committee Through the Office of the General Conference President • September 10, 2004
  • Response to "An Affirmation of Creation" • October 13, 2004 • Action of the Annual Council, 147-04-Gb — | Microsoft Word (2p, 21KB) |

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