Do Science and Religion Conflict? (Jerome Van Kuiken)

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// ABOUT THIS VIDEO
Do science and religion contradict one another? In this Seven Minute Seminary episode, Dr. Jerome Van Kuiken explains how scientists, including most of the fathers of modern science, were faithful Christians and theists working out of a rich biblical worldview. Van Kuiken works through a litany of innovators in the field-both historic and contemporary-to demonstrate the rich co-existence and conversation between faith and science.
// ABOUT JEROME VAN KUIKEN
Dr. Jerome Van Kuiken is Professor of Ministry and Christian Thought at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. He grew up as a missionary kid and preacher’s kid, and brings a wealth of practical experience to his teaching. He has served in local church ministries and taught college-level courses since 2000. He is married with two children.
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[@cephasmcpher67peteroutdoorspip]

Thank you for this video. As much as I don't want to admit it I have always taken sides in this discussion and being a Christian I've always sided with God with an ( us against them) attitude but now thanks to you good folk I can develop a different outlook.

[@edisontheologicalseminary0814]

So, if there is salvation post mortem?

[@arybolanos752]

No, there is salvation in the eternal, which is now as well. Being in the world and not of the word may simply being of a carnal and temporal nature along with a spiritual and eternal nature. The Christ within may be a further developed way of living outside and beyond our materia and worldy ways. Once we find a spiritual path and move beyond our selfish and immediate needs, which often leads to kindness for the sake of the other, we no longer have a life that is held in the bounds of our current and common understanding. Heaven is not a location for the afterlife. The eternal is an experience beyond the temporal.

[@edisontheologicalseminary0814]

Your answer coudn't be any more ambiguous. I don't think Witherignton is a universalist, but his salvation after post mortun is vague ans weak. @@arybolanos752