μάθημα = mathema (n.) that which is learned
The Math3ma Institute is a new hub for research in the sciences at The Master’s University in Santa Clarita, California. The Institute’s mission is simple — to be a platform for science conducted and shared in a way that honors God and brings Him glory. While other platforms for Christians in the sciences may prioritize apologetics or specialize in origins research, The Math3ma Institute takes a different approach, recognizing that there are a number of professionals in STEM whose work may not directly deal with origins. And yet they choose to pursue and endure a technical vocation in academia, industry, or government because of their commitment to Christ and Scripture and the joy found in the wonders of nature, where God’s glory is clearly on display.
From this perspective, those who study the physical world are following the creation mandate in Genesis 1 to subdue the earth and have dominion over it, and this includes Christians working in biology, geoscience, genetics, mathematics, physics, engineering, computer science, and much more. In this way, the sciences are simply engaging in the discovery and observation of God’s creation. Such discoveries are also known as research, and The Math3ma Institute seeks to provide a home for such research and to amplify that research in a way that is consistent with the Biblical worldview described above.
June 9 – 10, 2023
The Math3ma Symposium at The Master’s University invites graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, and professionals in the sciences throughout academia, industry, and government for a time of fellowship and encouragement as they pursue fidelity to Christ and Scripture in their scientific vocations.
Registration now open!
A new expository journal with our latest original research
A group blog authored by faculty at The Master’s University
Public lectures on a wide range of topics in STEM aimed at a general audience
Recent Media
My name is Joey Kim, and I am an Assistant Professor of Physical Science and Engineering at The Master’s University (TMU). In partnership with the Math3ma Institute, I led a research group of two TMU…
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Welcome to The Math3ma Institute
