IscastThe Institute for the Study of Christianity in an Age of Science and Technology (ISCAST) has a mission to engage Australians in constructive conversation between Christian faith and the sciences. ISCAST is convinced that Christian faith has much to sy in engagement with the sciences, and we are concerned that so many people, both outside and some within the Christian church, think that there is a destructive conflict between faith and science.The rapid development of science and technology has left many people bewildered, leading some to accept a naturalistic, "science-only" mindset, while others retreat to a fundamentalism that rejects much of mainstream science.This is why ISCAST engages in constructive science-faith conversations through conferences, seminars, interviews, book reviews, our academic journal (CPOSAT) and providing Christian insights into the latest scientific developments in news and opinion pieces. Read More Read Less