Gary Chiang

Gary Chiang received his MSc and PhD in invertebrate neurobiology from the University of Toronto and has been a biology professor at Redeemer University College since 1990. His research includes the reproductive physiology of the blood-sucking insects that are vectors of Chagas disease. He has over 30 papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals, including a 1988 paper in the prestigious journal, Science. He has written on integrating biblical and scientific truths, and has been interviewed on Christian television. In 2012, he became director of the Arthur Custance Centre for Science and Christianity, and his books and videos can be found at www.custance.org. For more information, email Gary at: custancecentre@redeemer.ca

THEOLOGY: Why is evolution so popular among theologians when creationists have exposed its errors?

The original question was: How are evolutionists making their theory so popular among theologians and in churches while at the same time creationists have so successfully exposed its major errors? Answer by Garry Chiang As the evidence supporting evolution continues to crumble under the weight of each new scientific discovery, what can atheistic evolutionists do […]