What does the resurrection of Jesus tell us about the relationship between science and faith? The answer is in the baked fish that Jesus ate in the presence of his amazed disciples. But first, a story. A few years ago, I was out fossil hunting with my wife and a group of other paleontologists in Northern Kentucky. You may not know this, but the Cincinnati area contains an incredible trove of fossils from an age of natural history called the “Ordovician Period.” My wife, Dr. Kate Bulinski, is a paleontologist who specializes in this period and the invertebrates that populated it. Fossil hunting often involves going to “road cuts,” which are places where hills or other rises have been blasted and dug out to allow a road to pass through. This exposes a wide cross section of rocks and, in some places, fossils. After a long day of visiting several of these cuts, I remember standing next to one of these tall faces of gray stone, rock hammer in hand, feeling a little sor