The authors of these articles believe that the biblical account of creation is compatible with scientific inquiry and that the findings of science do not necessarily contradict the teachings of the Bible. They argue that the biblical account provides a coherent and comprehensive explanation of the world and that it is a reliable guide for understanding the natural world. Some of the articles in this issue explore the relationship between science and faith. They argue that science and faith are not mutually exclusive but complementary and that they can inform and enrich each other. They also examine the role of faith in the practice of science and how it can shape our understanding of the natural world. Other articles in this issue examine the implications of a Christian worldview for our understanding of the natural world and how it can inform our approach to scientific inquiry. They argue that a Christian worldview provides a framework for understanding the natural world that is consistent with the findings of science and that it can provide a more comprehensive and coherent explanation of the world than naturalism. The articles in this issue demonstrate that Christian faith and scientific inquiry are not mutually exclusive, but rather complementary and intertwined. They show that Christian faith provides a reliable foundation for scientific research and that the biblical account of creation is compatible with scientific inquiry. They also demonstrate that the findings of science do not necessarily contradict the teachings of the Bible and that a Christian worldview provides a framework for understanding the natural world that is consistent with the findings of science. (Approx. 250 words)