Religience

How does one test something they hear to see if it is true? A prophet gave the answer. Tune in to see what he taught.

How much do you know about light? In this latest episode of Religience Wallace Blacker shares some of the knowledge he has acquired over thirty years of teaching Astronomy. He will introduce us to just a little bit of what can be unpacked from the simple, elegant and powerful waves we call light. Listen today and see what enlightenment you can receive.

There is a moral code which mankind ought to follow. See how this relates to puncturevine and apple trees.

Sir Isaac Newton of days long gone described the rules by which nature governs motion in three laws. They are called appropriately Newton's Laws of Motion. But what do these laws state, and how does that relate to our everyday experience? Listen in as Steven and Nathaniel explain how Newton's Laws apply to the game of fetch and to driving.

This week is a a discussion Steve has with you about technology. Join in and walk and talk with him as he gives you his thoughts about technology, its dangers, what it is good for, and so forth. Also please find Steve on Facebook or on Twitter and let him know what you think. Or you can send him a message through the Religience page at www.religience.org .

A lesson is learned aboard a broken spacecraft. When everything goes wrong all the conditions are right to learn just how heat rises, or doesn't rise. This retelling of the Apollo 13 mission will allow you to learn something you possibly didn't know about how God's creations work.

Why Religience? Why, as the name suggests, do I feel compelled to talk about both science and religion? Because here we are seeking truth.

Part two of the interview with Alex Walker

What is the link between language and culture? What can language teach us about a people? How do languages evolve? What can the Earth itself teach us about humanity and the human story? If you have ever asked these or other questions regarding language, don’t miss this episode!

In this episode I discuss a famous quote by Einstein to further clarify the relationship between Science and Religion.

During this episode of Religience we join with Jordan Thompson to learn a little about SCUBA diving, its history, dangers and why Jordan loves it. We also discuss a little bit about pressure, why it is important to keep breathing (from a SCUBA diving standpoint of course...), and how you can get started SCUBA diving. I hope you enjoy the inverview!

No particular notes for this episode, just have a Merry Christmas!

How much do you know about time? Listen in to this interview with Nathan Hall to learn more about time. In this interview we will discuss what time is, why we measure it, and why it matters. It is an entertaining history through the past with some interesting lessons. Like how you can count to 60 using your fingers! Please to go religience.org for the show notes and for links to learn more about t...

An Earth changing vision, received by a largely uneducated farm boy has implications that can, and will, change the world. In this episode of the religience podcast, be prepared to learn some of the truths that were revealed to mankind through the prayer of a young man by the name of Joseph Smith Jr.

Billy Baxter is enjoying summer vacation before he would begin the 8th grade when he unexpectedly encounters a man who will change his life, and who can teach him about his father who was killed in combat four years before. As he and this man discuss the ants in the back yard, Billy comes into contact with some information which makes him think he never really comes into contact with anything! Tha...

Have you considered how much your culture creates a lens through which you view the world, the truth and other people? In this interview with James Gardner he will share some of his experience in overcoming culture shock and learning to view God's children from all corners of the Earth in the proper light. 

Perhaps the most controversial of all scientific theories for Christians is the theory of Organic Evolution. Is this theory really incompatible with what we believe as Christians? What exactly does the theory consist of? Join Michael Gardner and your host Steven Gardner for a discussion about evolution: What it is, what it isn't and what its implications are for the religious.

This one is an allegory. Listen in. That way you can hear it from the horse's mouth!

No story this week. Except for a personal experience. But we will talk about the Big Bang, and Sulfuric Acid. You can't go wrong with that combination!

Continue the journey you started in the last episode. In this part of the story Jim, Maggie and family move away from the parched Oklahoma farm and start a new life in a new place. Join the family to see how the struggles of the depression and the dust bowl help them prepare to experience true joy.

Join with Jim, his wife Maggie and their children Jimmy Jr. and Jilly as they experience life during the great depression. They lived in the area and time that would later become known as the Dust Bowl. Be with the family as they learn first hand of hardship, loss, and deprivation. Experience how this family turned their hardship into the roots of Joy. Picture in the artwork: By Arthur Rothstein,...

What? You can watch a movie of what's outside by doing that? No lenses, no camera, no projector, only a hole in the wall and you can create a projected image? Yep, that is right! Join with Jessica and Billy again on their second adventure in learning about the marvelous world around them and how it works.

That's right! Join Billy and his Sister Jessica to see how they discovered that the idea of suction is based on an incorrect understanding of how things really work.

The story of how one family was able to overcome their challenges in starting a farm. A true story of faith, hard work, and answers to prayers.

God has given us something called Agency, or free will. He will allow us to do what we will to do. But, he also makes it clear that the responsibility for those actions is going to be ours afterward. Some choices will have affects far beyond ourselves. In this episode we look at how a group of scientists (as also the political leaders they acted under the direction of)  exercised this freedom...