KINGSPORT — Can science and religion coexist? That question will be the subject of “Religion, Science, & Beer” to be held at The Social next month. Organized by First Broad Street United Methodist Church, the event will be led by Michael Peterson, an author and professor of philosophy at Asbury Theological Seminary. “He believes that the best of religion and the best of science are compatible,” said Nathan Flora, executive director at First Broad Street.
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