1. What do you think about faith and science?
How do you think the Bible and science are related?
Why don’t scientists believe the Bible?
Does science ever challenge your faith?
Why can’t pastors take science seriously?
Where has your own knowledge of science come from?
Do you think the Bible is true?
Do you know any scientists? What have you learned from them?
Do you believe the Bible is true, or do you think science has all the answers?
Is God more involved in a rainstorm or in Jesus walking on water? Why?
Do you think science can give evidence for or against God?
How do the “heavens declare the glory of God”? Now that we know more about the stars and the heavens, does that change how they declare God's glory?
What advice would you give to a Christian studying or working in the natural sciences?
Do you believe God created the world in six days a few thousand years ago, or do you believe that it all happened through evolution, without God?

2. Compose 8-10 good, concrete questions that find out:
What drew your interviewee to his or her career?
What has influenced his or her views of faith and science?
How does he or she understand the relationship between faith and science?
What does he or she think is important in faith and science conversations?