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Faith, Science, Joy, and Jane Austen

Brenda S. Cox

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Brenda S. Cox

Brenda S. Cox is a writer, an admirer of  Jane Austen, and a Christian with an engineering background.  This blog explores connections between science, Christian faith, church music, and Jane Austen’s world. Brenda also shares her personal reflections and search for joy.

Brenda would love to hear from you! Please make comments and ask questions. If you want to comment on a post from the home page, please click on “Leave a Comment” just under the featured picture at the top of the post, and a box will appear at the bottom. If you are on the page for the post, scroll all the way down. Feel free to ask any question you have about Austen, faith, and/or science as a comment on any post.

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  • Astronomy (4)
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  • Chemistry (1)
  • Children's books (3)
  • Church and Clergy in Austen's England (30)
  • Devotionals (6)
  • Emma (8)
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  • Faith and Science (7)
  • Faith Words (5)
  • Geology (2)
  • Inventions (4)
  • Joy (21)
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  • Medicine and Health (6)
  • Movies (1)
  • Music and Art (24)
  • Northanger Abbey (8)
  • Paleontology (3)
  • Persuasion (13)
  • Prayers of Jane Austen (2)
  • Pride and Prejudice (24)
  • Psychology (6)
  • Reflections (9)
  • Reviews (24)
  • Sanditon (2)
  • Science (16)
  • Sense and Sensibility (12)
  • Sewing and Embroidery (8)
  • The Watsons (1)
  • Travel (9)
  • Women of Science (4)

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  • Austen and Evangelicals
  • Christian Messages of Mansfield Park
  • Christian Virtues and Morality in Austen's Novels
  • Church in Austen's London
  • Churches, Chapels,… in Northanger Abbey
  • Clergymen in Jane Austen's Novels
  • Death and Second Chances in Austen's Novels
  • Emma's Anglican Wedding
  • Fanny Price as Fordyce's Ideal Woman
  • God in the Regency
  • Going to Church in Austen's England
  • Henry Tilney's Diligence and "Avoiding the Horror of the Absent Clergyman"
  • Jane Austen Centre Online Magazine
  • Jane Austen's Prayers
  • Jane Austen's World
  • Jane Austen, Virtue, and the Pursuit of Happiness
  • Jane Austen–Great Christian Novelist (Jerram Barr)
  • Leaders in Science and Industry
  • Maria Grace: Random Bits of Fascination
  • Rachel Dodge (Praying With Jane)
  • Reading Fordyce's Sermons With Pride and Prejudice
  • Reading Jane Austen (Karen Swallow Prior, video)
  • Regency History
  • Repentance in Sense and Sensibility
  • Satirical Cartoons and Austen's Church of England
  • Science in Austen's London
  • The Christianity of Jane Austen's Novels
  • Tithes and the Rural Clergyman
  • Why We Should Beatify Jane Austen
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