A podcast featuring guests Peter Atkins, David Hutchings, John Lennox, Tim O'Neill, Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, Jennifer Wiseman, and Ros Picard debunking the conflict thesis of religion vs science, exploring the historical relationship between faith and scientific progress, discussing the intersection of faith and science, and reflecting on the limits of scientific inquiry and the persistence of faith among scientists. Plus, a fascinating conversation on innovative wearable technology and its life-saving applications.

Dr. Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, a historian who transitioned from atheism to Christianity, shares her unique insights on faith and history. She discusses the intellectual struggles that shaped her conversion and the importance of historical awareness in today's ahistoric world. Her book 'Priests of History' highlights how integrating faith into historical narratives can provide deeper meaning. Plus, she critiques the phrase 'wrong side of history,' urging for a richer understanding of past complexities. Her journey exemplifies the transformative power of marrying faith with historical context.

Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, an Associate Professor of History and author of 'Priests of History,' urges us to reconnect with our past in a world losing its historical awareness. She argues that understanding history enriches our identity and fosters civil discourse. With insights on figures like Doug Nichols, she highlights how inspiring stories shape future generations. The conversation also tackles the complexities of human character, advocating for inclusive narratives that empower marginalized voices. History, she claims, reveals deeper truths about our own lives.

Sarah Irving-Stonebraker discusses the impact of ahistoricism in the Church, emphasizing the importance of historical spiritual practices like night vigils and meditation to combat individualism. She also explores the significance of integrating church calendar and daily office into family life for spiritual discipline.

Former atheist-turned Christian Associate Professor, Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, shares her journey from atheism to belief in God, discussing the challenges of the science and religion debate, encounters with atheist thinkers like Richard Dawkins, and a significant moment of realization in the Oxford library.