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Ruth Bancewicz of the Faraday Institute, Cambridge describes how the Christian faith of present day scientists has positively influenced their work in her new book “God in the lab: How science enhances faith”.
Eugenie Scott of the National Centre for Science Education interacts with Ruth and explains how as a non-believer she perceives the relationship between faith and science.
For Ruth’s book God in the Lab: http://scienceandbelief.org/god-in-the-lab/
For Eugenie Scott: http://ncse.com/about/speakers
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