Majora Carter talks about the need to fight for a cause and not just against something. And, along with these victories comes the necessity for a thick skin and political will. |
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Calvin DeWitt discusses his background and how he arrived at the position he now holds at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. |
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In the 1960s, Calvin DeWitt studied how lizards survived in the desert of California. His study site would later become the town of Palm Desert — and the lizard can only be found in the local zoo now. |
Calvin DeWitt says that Scripture should be read in context. He talks about some of his favorite passages and how they influence his approach to science and creation care. |
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Calvin DeWitt grew up with a love for science, the study of the natural world. And he sees no conflict between what philosopher Francis Bacon refers to as the two books: the Works of God (the creation) and the Word of God (the Bible). |
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Calvin DeWitt has worked on every significant collaboration between evangelicals, scientists, and politicians, including the Evangelical Climate Initiative, a statement from high-profile evangelicals calling for action on "climate change." This work has brought together strange bedfellows, unexpected collaborators. Krista asks Cal DeWitt about one: his relationship with Edward O. Wilson, who is sometimes called "Darwin's heir." |
