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It is no credit to God, it is no credit to the scriptures, and I would say, вЂњShame on those for perpetuating this miserable polarization.вЂќ It is time to put it behind us. Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture.

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We have got, within the next generation, to get over this terrible polarization between science and faith. Gould, Rob - AOL Internet Connected TV Guinness, Os - Author Hall, Tony - U.S.

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He said once, вЂњIвЂ™m never better than when IвЂ™m on the full stretch for God.вЂќ And IвЂ™ve found whether in philosophy or in my own field, social sciences, when you plunge into something that looks incredibly challenging, at first it looks as if itвЂ™s going to threaten your faith and call it into question, but if you explore it and begin to understand it, you always come out of the other end with a deeper faith and with deeper worship and a deeper confidence in God, and I think Christians have to do that with science today. I love the little phrase of George Whitfield, who was in the First Awakening. Some of the things blow up in our faces and theyвЂ™re huge, but as I say, God is greater than all, and God may be trusted, his truth may be trusted in all situations. The next generation is going to face unprecedented challenges, but we, as followers of Jesus, have no fear in looking into any of that. IвЂ™m fascinated currently with globalization, which is creating problems for humanness the worldвЂ™s never faced. I think we need to relate our faith to all sorts of issues, whether itвЂ™s politics or law or economics. But I would start with an assumption of the confidence in truth, and therefore no fear, so we can explore any issue. I work in what I call the missing middle, taking serious ideas and trying to make them intelligible and practicable to ordinary folk. My constituency is not the academic world. Guinness notes that this вЂњmissing middleвЂќ group needs intelligible, thoughtful, and practical ways to integrate their understanding of science and Christian faith. Currently Guinness lives with his wife, a former fashion model, in Virginia.In this video Conversation, Os Guinness discusses the need for bridging the gap between science and faith for a group that he calls the вЂњmissing middleвЂќ. He was a Senior Fellow and Vice Chairman of the Board until 2004. Guinness served as the Executive Director of the Wiliamsburg Charter Foundation before founding The Trinity Forum in 1991. He's also been involved with a BBC television documentary, a public service opinion survey, and a study on the United States called 'America in Perspective' by American Express. Over twenty-five books have been penned or edited by Guinness.ДЄ fundamental core to Guinness's work is to make sense of knowledge and explain it in such a way that the ordinary individual can understand it and then influence public policy. His book titles reflect his philosophies: The American Hour: A Time of Reckoning, Dining with the Devil: The Megachurch Movement Flirts with Modernity, and Unspeakable: Facing Up to Evil in an Age of Genocide and Terror. He was born in Dublin and was the third son of Arthur Guinness II and his wife Anne Lee and a grandson of the founder of the Guinness brewery Arthur Guinness. Guinness believes that society has lost its moral absolutes, and he also criticizes those Evangelical churches who've become megachurches. Benjamin Lee (Novem May 19, 1868) took sole control of the company. The brewing branch is particularly well known among the general public for producing the dry stout Guinness Beer. Today Guinness writes and speaks about Christianity and society. The Guinness family is an extensive Anglo-Irish family noted for its accomplishments in brewing, banking, politics, and religious ministry. After leaving China because of Communist pressure, Guinness journeyed to England with his parents and later graduated from the University of London and Oxford. Born in China to a Christian missionary and a surgeon, Guinness's family tree also includes his great, great, grandfather, Alfred Guinness, the Dublin brewer.

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