What do you remember being taught about the origin of life in your high school or college biology classes? How can science help us appreciate better the miracle of life? What are your thoughts on Dr. Paul Davies admission in the New Scientist that "Nobody knows how a mixture of lifeless chemicals spontaneously organized themselves into the first living cell"? Many scientists have argued, and courts have agreed, that "Intelligent Design" theory is not science. Is it? Why or why not?

Why is it important to know that, even in the vastness of an unimaginably huge universe, that we matter to God? What evidence do we have that we matter to God?

How can you reflect God's glory in the way you live your life every day? If all human beings have been created in God's image and likeness, what implications does this have for how we think about and treat others? How we think about and treat the planet entrusted to our care? Given what the Bible teaches about our role to care for others and for God's creation, why do Christians disagree on social policy issues such as caring for the poor, the homeless, refugees, and the environment?