Abstract
In Swift Hall on the campus of the University of Chicago, in an ecclesial looking room with a hammered beam ceiling, professors, graduate students and others gathered November 8-10, 2006, to consider Redeeming the Reason employed in "doing" science. Outstanding speakers read papers, answered questions, and spoke "off the cuff" to disturb, to challenge, and to encourage us. The conference was entitled "The Redemption of Reason: Intentional Christian Scholars in Conversation with the Sciences and Scientists Today." Its purpose was to encourage, equip, and inform Christians in science, and others, about the opportunities to engage in science as service to Jesus Christ, the Lord of science.