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March 2026 Blog
Evolution and Eternity Rupert Sheldrake The twentieth-century revolution in cosmology threw science into a slow-moving crisis that is still unfolding. Before the Big Bang theory became orthodox after 1966, physicists used to think that they were
February 2026 Blog
India in the Science–Religion Conversation: Plurality, Tension, Promise Augustine Pamplany Director of the Institute of Science and Religion, Kochi, and Research Dean at the Xavier–Loyola Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies, Trivandrum, Kerala, India. Email: apamplany@iaiss.com In 2006,
January 2026 Blog
From Astrobiology to Astrotheology and Back Ted Peters Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences ▓ “Cosmology is a voyage of the human spirit.” That’s what Harvard astronomer Owen Gingerich tells readers in the scientific journal,
December 2025 Blog
Is Scientific Inquiry an Intellectual Descendant of the Hebrews? Dru Johnson Could the Christian Bible contain the conceptual seeds of scientific inquiry? It seems odd to ask such a question about a notoriously religious collection of
November 2025 Blog
Technodao and the Moral Grammar of AI Heup Young Kim Rethinking AI ethics from control to formation by aligning design with dignity through East Asian virtue and Christian humility. 1) From Control to Meaning Debates about artificial
October 2025 Blog
Spirituality, Religion, and Human Health: connecting the empirical and the profound at the intersection of science and religion Tobias Anker Stripp, Center for Science and Faith, University of Copenhagen Even though the discourse of modern biomedical
