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The BioLogos Foundation
The BioLogos Foundation is a Christian advocacy group established by Francis Collins in 2007. BioLogos aims to contribute to the discussion on the relationship between science and religion and emphasize a compatibility between science and Christian faith.〔(BioLogos website background page )〕
Francis Collins served as its president until he resigned on August 16, 2009 to become the 16th Director of the National Institutes of Health. The presidency was then assumed by Darrel Falk, who left the position at the end of 2012 after three years. On January 28, 2013, Deborah Haarsma was announced as the new president, and Jeffrey Schloss the new Senior Scholar.〔 Karl Giberson has also been a prominent member of the organization, serving as its vice president until leaving BioLogos to pursue more time for writing.〔http://biologos.org/blog/karl-giberson-moves-on-to-create-more-time-for-writing〕
==Background and goals==
After his book ''The Language of God'' was published in 2006, Collins says that he received thousands of e-mails from individuals seeking to explore the relationships between scripture and science. Collins established the BioLogos Foundation to provide responses to these questions and promote a view of harmony between science and faith.
The foundation promotes theistic evolution, but maintains separation from the label to avoid being associated with atheism in some religious communities. Evangelicals are the foundation's primary audience; however, Collins says that he hopes that skeptics, seekers and believers of other faiths will find the website to be helpful.
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