The Nature of Science

What is the true nature of science? How is science properly distinguished from religion? And how do our starting assumptions shape the way we interpret evidence about origins? 

Taken together, these questions point to a foundational truth: how we define and practice science has profound implications for understanding creation and defending the Christian faith.

Join Dr. Frank Sherwin at the ICR Discovery Center for a thought-provoking presentation exploring what science is-and what it is not. Drawing from the beliefs held by many founders of modern scientific disciplines, Dr. Sherwin will explain the importance of presuppositional apologetics, especially in discussions of origins, and address key questions such as validity of design, the tools of scientific inquiry, and the natural limits of biological change.

This talk is part of our Serious Science Talks series, an interactive, classroom-style presentation designed specifically for college students and faculty. Attendees will engage directly with ICR scientists and have the opportunity to participate in a focused Q&A time. 

Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear from ICR scientist Dr. Frank Sherwin, deepen your understanding of the foundations of science, and enjoy complimentary access to the Discovery Center's exhibit hall and planetarium-plus a free lunch!