An incomplete collection of articles from The Lutheran magazine on issues of faith and science. For the current issue and a complete listing of all the articles archived online by The Lutheran, visit and search thelutheran.org.

• Universal truth
  Science and religion look at the same reality from different angles
  by Rob Blezard
   
• Beyond Biology 101: A glossary
  by Rex L. Chisholm
   
• Quantum mechanics & the Creator
  Physics points to a world in which relationships matter most
  by Catherine H. Crouch
   
• We began with Eve
  New discoveries about the origin of human life are compatible with biblical views
  by Mark Ellingsen
   
• Science opens up faith
  It takes faith to do good science
  by Arville Finacom
   
• Searching together for answers
  Members of Pa. church raise questions about genetic technology
  by Myra L. Fozard
   
• Faith and science
  As knowledge explodes, we need to talk
  by Presiding Bishop Mark Hanson
   
• Stem cell research: What's at stake?
  by Lyn C. Jerde
   
• Putting genetics to the test
  The limitations of a promising new technology give pause to those who consider screening
  by Robert Roger Lebel
   
• A culture of perfection
  What about "the least, the lost and the last"?
  by Ann Pederson and Don Kreger
   
• A wolf in sheep's cloning
  What people fear isn't the science but the attack on human distinctiveness
  by Martin E. Marty
   
• Listening to the universe
  by David L. Miller
   
• Creation — as much mystery as machine
  Basic physics ushers us into the elegance and intricacies of divine wisdom
  by George Murphy
   
• Science and sacrament
  by George L. Murphy
   
• Is your God too small?
  Science and religion must combine their visions to comprehend our unimaginable cosmos and its unlimited Creator
  by Allen R. Utke