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- 1Jewish Physicists Link Physics to Genesis Timeline▼In Harmony with Creation: How Jewish Physicists Unlocked Bereshit’s Timeline
The Times of Israel has published a piece describing how Jewish physicists connected modern scientific understanding with the biblical creation account in Bereshit, claiming to reconcile cosmology with the traditional Genesis timeline. The article frames this as a harmony between science and religious tradition, drawing on physicists' work to reinterpret the age and sequence of creation. It has drawn attention as an example of faith-science reconciliation coverage.
- 2Churches push nuclear justice for the Pacific●Nuclear justice in the Pacific: Churches do what governments often are not able to
Churches are stepping in to pursue nuclear justice across the Pacific, work that governments have often failed to deliver. The World Council of Churches highlights how faith organisations support communities affected by decades of nuclear testing in the region, providing advocacy, remembrance and a voice where official accountability has stalled. The issue remains a lasting source of grievance for Pacific islanders.
- 3Review explores Makoto Fujimura's vision of God through art▼Makoto Fujimura sees God beckoning through art: A review of Art Is
The Christian Century has published a review of Makoto Fujimura's book 'Art Is', presenting the artist's argument that art can be a means of encountering the divine. The review highlights Fujimura's view that creative work reflects a beckoning from God, drawing on his career as a painter and writer on faith and aesthetics.
- 4Meehyun Chung outlines WCC education and formation work▼Rev. Prof. Dr Meehyun Chung shares overview of WCC education, formation
Rev. Prof. Dr Meehyun Chung has shared an overview of the World Council of Churches' work in education and formation, describing the programmes the ecumenical body runs to train and equip member churches. The presentation highlights how the WCC supports theological learning, leadership development and faith formation across its global fellowship of churches.