His articles and essays appear in a diversity of journals including Science, Nature, College Teaching, Cell Biology Education, and The American Journal of Bioethics. Eisen published an alternative introductory biology textbook, The Living Staircase (Kendall/Hunt, 1998) and is co-editor with Gary Laderman of Science, Religion, and Society: History, Cultures, and Controversies (M. E. Sharpe, 2007). His Science in Your Life radio spots, which aired on the NPR affiliate WABE in Atlanta can be found here. Read More

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And yet, according to Sam Harris, Collin's faith disqualifies him from heading up the National Institutes of Health.

For Harris, theism is not only a world view with which he disagrees, it is evil and antithetical to science.

In this article, Arri Eisen argues that Collins is the perfect person to head the institutes.

"Does a belief that science and religion can co-exist in harmony disqualify Francis Collins from leading the NIH? Decisively not."