The usual context of that biblical question, of course, concerns the pursuit of material gain versus seeking the Kingdom of God. But a recent news story about science and religion suggests a very different context for the same question.

Last week the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion--an award I myself was honored with a few years ago, and which grants a gift of more than a million dollars--was awarded to physicist and theologian Ian Barbour for his long career seeking to integrate science and theology.

These are the opening paragraphs to a broadcast of Breakpoint, a Christian radio perspective on the news. It is a ministry of Prison Fellowship. The folks at Breakpoint asked that we not post their information on other websites. You can visit the Breakpoint Archives to hear the real audio broadcast of the program. Just look for the "Is It Possible To Serve Two Masters" broadcast.