Thomas Phillips


Scholar | Former Visiting Scholar

Physics

Thomas Phillips is a research professor of physics at the Illinois Institute of Technology. He received his MA in physics and PhD in particle physics from Harvard University. He previously served on the faculty at Duke University as an associate research professor up until he launched his entrepreneurial career.

Most Popular Works

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  • Tom’s Journey with Reason to Believe

    Explore how RTB inspired a scientist to reconcile faith and science, impact students’ beliefs, and lead others to Christ through gracious dialogue and homegroup ministry.

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Top Resources

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  • Life

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    Do You Know the Difference between Observation and Interpretation? Part 2

    Explore how biblical worldview and scientific observations support common design over common descent in biology. Read More

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  • The Universe

    Author: Guest Writer

    Do You Know the Difference between Observation and Interpretation? Part 1

    Explore the difference between scientific observations and interpretations, using dark matter and dark energy as key examples. Read More

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  • Earth

    Author: Guest Writer

    The Higgs Apocalypse

    Explore how Higgs physics aligns with biblical prophecy, suggesting a scientific basis for the new heavens and new earth scenario. Read More

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