Religion and science have been fighting over the sovereignty of interpretation for centuries. For example, when it comes to the question of how our earth actually came into being. Both sides appear to be irreconcilable. But appearances are deceiving. South African astronomer Professor David Block, for example, proves that religion and science can work together. He will be visiting Windhoek for some lectures next week. We spoke to him in advance.

A stimulating and heart-wrenching conversation with Moses Covenant, the president of Apologetics Uganda and fellow ally on African soil. We discussed the current spiritual climate of Uganda and the need for apologetics in a doubt-filled society. Moses shared his personal story of overcoming doubts and his desire to cultivate a community of individuals who have reasons for their faith, and gave some helpful tips on how to approach those who have deep-seated objections to the Gospel. Be inspired by this moving dialogue with an African leader making a difference in his country and the continent at large.

Dr Andy Brough in discussion with Prof David Block, (Director Reasons to Believe Africa) and Prof Giovanni Fazio (Senior Physicist, Center for Astrophysics, Harvard & Smithsonian, Lecturer, Department of Astronomy, Harvard University) In this episode, we discuss: - Prof Fazio's work at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and the Harvard College Observatory - The Infrared Array Camera – carried on board the Spitzer Space Telescope - Prof Fazio's work with Prof David Block in unravelling the history of the Andromeda Galaxy – the closest large spiral galaxy to our own Milky Way. - The hand of God in creation and Psalm 19, that the heavens declare the glory of God