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Bringing hidden things to light: fossils and faith in Tennessee
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- The author reports on an ethnographic, field-trip-based study of science and Christian faith. Twenty-one students of a Christian university completed a survey and interview, and then attended fossil-hunting field trips with a Christian paleontologist. On the trips, the students engaged in scientific fieldwork, scientific discussion, and faith discussion. Other activities included a lecture on paleontology at the university and classroom discussions of experiences. Students journaled after each activity. After all activities, exit surveys and interviews were conducted. Data from surveys, interviews, journals, etc., were analyzed for qualitative understandings of the participants and the field-trip approach to science / faith relations.
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