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March 2021 Blog – Precisely the Properties We Should Expect If…
Precisely the Properties We Should Expect If… by Thomas Jay Oord We know Richard Dawkins for his provocative claims. After examining both simple and complex life, Oxford’s former Professor for Public Understanding of Science reaches this
February 2021 Blog – India: Part 2
WORLD CONGRESS OF FAITHS: YOUNGHUSBAND LECTURE, 2020 An Indian Christian view of science and religion by David L. Gosling Clare Hall University of Cambridge By profession a physicist, I have lived and worked in India for
February 2021 Blog – India: Part 1
IISR (Indian Institute of Science & Religion) XAVIER’S SCHOOL CAMPUS, 4 RAJNIWAS MARG, DELHI – 110 054 iisrdelhi@gmail.com, jobksj@gmail.com Importance of Science and Religion Modern science and religion are arguably two most powerful influences
December 2020 Blog: Moving Towards a theology of science – the ECLAS project
By Helen Billam and Tom McLeish Those of us who are both Christians and scientists are certain to have faced questions over the years about how our two worlds coexist. Surely, we have been
November 2020 Blog Post: Poems on Science and Religion
Poems of David Jou Translated from Catalan by Laia Cartro The dialogue or the conflicts between science and religion go beyond an intellectual and political question and permeate into deep emotional dimensions and implicit cultural
October 2020 Blog Post: Waiting for a Chinese Enlightenment…
Oliver Davies Professorial Fellow, Interdisciplinary Centre for the study of Philosophy and Cognitive Science, School of Philosophy, Renmin University of China Emeritus Professor of Christian Doctrine, King’s College London After many years visiting, often to


