Lumen Christi Institute in Chicago will be holding seminars, courses, podcasts and other events as part of a $235,000 grant from the John Templeton Foundation that runs through January 2020. The Science and Religion: A Dialogue of Cultures project kicks off with a...
Carlton Jacobson and Will Rose are the latest members to join the Lutheran Alliance for Faith, Science and Technology’s Steering Committee. Since October 1991, the Alliance has been an Independent Lutheran Organization recognized by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in...
Welcome to our first issue of 2018! We would like to extend a special welcome to some of our new readers who attended the Mid-Winter Convocation at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota this past month. The Faith and Science theme of this year’s Convocation...
James McGrath, professor of religion at Butler University and New Testament scholar, is sharing his love of science fiction and what he finds theology has in common with the literary genre. His new book, Theology and Science Fiction, documents the parallels in the big...
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St. Andrew’s Lutheran Campus Center in Champaign, Illinois will host Dr. Ashlynn Stillwell, Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Illinois, as part of its bi-annual Rheticus Forum
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St. Andrew’s Lutheran Campus Center in Champaign, Illinois will host Dr. Ashlynn Stillwell, Assistant Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Illinois, as part of its bi-annual Rheticus Forum discussion on faith and science. Dr. Stillwell will share her perspectives on energy and water resources, and the role of faith communities in advancing sustainable solutions. The event is free and open to the public.
Time
(Tuesday) 7:00 pm
Location
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
629 8th St NE, Hickory, NC 28601
CRISPR Babies and Beyond: The Broad Range of Applications and Implications of CRISPR Gene Editing TechnologyCenter for Theology and the Natural Sciences2400 Ridge Rd, Berkeley, California 94709
This Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences Public Forum is free to the public and features a lecture from cancer researcher and molecular and cellular biologist Arvin Gouw of
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This Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences Public Forum is free to the public and features a lecture from cancer researcher and molecular and cellular biologist Arvin Gouw of Stanford University Department of Medicine. The talk will be on the advances in CRISPR human gene editing and also about plants and animal applications. Theologians and scientists from the Graduate Theological Union and UC Berkeley will discuss how we understand human nature and responsibility from various religions and secular traditions. More information on this event can be found at www.ctns.org.
Time
(Wednesday) 7:16 pm
Location
Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences
2400 Ridge Rd, Berkeley, California 94709
The Human Future: Technologies of Human Enhancement, Theological and Ethical Issues
Ron Cole-Turner, Professor of Ethics at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, will be speaking on human enhancement and theological issues. This talk is part of the Science for the Seminaries project of
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Ron Cole-Turner, Professor of Ethics at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, will be speaking on human enhancement and theological issues. This talk is part of the Science for the Seminaries project of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion (DoSER) program.
Time
(Thursday) 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
A History of Cosmic Passion: The Role of Evil in a Complex WorldElmhurst College, Hammershmidt Memorial Chapel90 Prospect Ave
The Most Rev. Dr. Antje Jackelén the archbishop of Uppsala and prelate to the Church of Sweden since 2014 and now Sweden’s first woman archbishop will give the Niebuhr Lecture on “A
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The Most Rev. Dr. Antje Jackelén the archbishop of Uppsala and prelate to the Church of Sweden since 2014 and now Sweden’s first woman archbishop will give the Niebuhr Lecture on “A History of Cosmic Passion: The Role of Evil in a Complex World.” Jackelén’s work explores the dialogue between science and theology, and her most recent book is Together in Hope (2016). Admission is free and attendees are encouraged to RSVP. For more information, call (630) 617-5186.
Time
(Tuesday) 7:00 pm
Location
Elmhurst College, Hammershmidt Memorial Chapel
90 Prospect Ave
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