Women of Science: Mary Anning

A poor, uneducated girl became a pioneer of paleontology with her amazing discoveries of fossils in Austen's Lyme Regis.

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Women of Science: Caroline Herschel

Two beautiful historical novels explore the life of the "lady astronomer" of Austen's England.

Faith and Science: Gilbert White, Parson-Naturalist of Selborne

Parson-Naturalists like Gilbert White combined their love of God and his world, and helped us better understand birds, ecology, and much more.

Faith and Science: William Paley and Natural Theology

In Jane Austen's England, "natural theology" used science to support Christian faith.

Faith and Science: Galileo’s Daughter, Book Review

Galileo attempted to submit to his church, and was supported by many in it, while others condemned him.

Faith and Science: Kepler’s Witch, Book Review

Johannes Kepler believed that the harmony of the heavens, described in geometry, music, astronomy, and theology, reflects the mind of God.

Women of Science, Women of Faith: Book Review of What Regency Women Did For Us

The stories of women of science and other fields who left lasting legacies to the world.