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February 2024 Blog
Like Oil and Water? Can Religion Cooperate with Science to Counter Adverse Global Environmental Change? In their 2010 book, Merchants of Doubt: How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global
January 2024 Blog
Twenty-Five Years of Science and Religion in Latin America Ignacio Silva Universidad Austral Latin America is an extremely large and diverse region of the world, in which different trends on academic work in science and religion exist.
December 2023 Blog Post
Islam and Science: Origins, Current Developments, and Hopes for the Future Shoaib Ahmed Malik Shoaib.malik@stmarys.ac.ak This blog post presents an insider's perspective on the evolving relationship between Islam and Science. As an active participant in this
November 2023 Blog Post
Discovering the AI in your life By Berry Billingsley with additional creative input and expert knowledge by Ted Selker Dr Berry Billingsley is Professor in Science Education at Canterbury Christ Church University. Dr Ted Selker is a
October 2023 Blog
Spiritual Conversation with AI The development of Open AI (GPT-3 and its successor), has generated huge public interest in the capacity of AI. There is a mixture of excitement about what AI is now capable of, but
September 2023 Blog Post
Remembering Ron Numbers Edward J Larson and Michael Ruse Recollections of Ron Numbers by Edward J. Larson I first met Ron – Professor Numbers then, of course – when I returned to the University of Wisconsin
