Francis collins

Francis S. Collins' "The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief" is an excellent book that should be read by virtually all audiences, adolescent to adult. It's easy to read, and it addresses issues of great import. Francis S. Collins provides a reader-friendly, and yet authoritative, refutation of public figures working to create conflict in religion and science by distorting the true meaning of religion and science. Given the import of these issues, the book's readability…

“It is not enough to give lip service to equality,” Francis Collins said, “leaders must demonstrate their commitment through their actions"

Though he believes in “the harmony of science and faith,” the director of the National Institutes of Health and the author of “The Language of God” says he keeps books by Dawkins and Hitchens on his shelves: “Iron sharpens iron.”

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Adapted from talks at the BioLogos 2019 Conference, Dr. Francis Collins tells the story of leaving atheism and giving his life to Jesus, as well as some other ways he sees the glory of God in God's Two Books.

As a community anchored on the principle of truth, the church can play a leading role in guiding us out of the pandemic, says the director of the National Institutes of Health.

Dhruv Khullar writes about Francis Collins, who is retiring as the director of the National Institutes of Health, and who, as both a scientist and an evangelical Christian, has built bridges across America’s cultural divide.

Read 1,261 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. A head of the Human Genome Project and former atheist presents a scientific argument for…

Reneé Fleming gave a brief solo presentation before being joined on stage by Dr. Francis Collins, her partner in the Sound Health initiative and the former director of the National Institutes of Health. The two discussed their work together and the developments being made in science that tell us what we’ve perhaps known all along — just how important music is to our well-being.

Francis Collins is probably America's most brilliant living geneticist and one of my heroes. (Current Director of NIH, former head of the Human Genome Project)