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Category Archives: Science & Faith
The Fine Tuning of the Universe
For more resources visit: http://www.reasonablefaith.org/finetu… Be sure to view the Kalam Cosmological Argument animation video: http://youtu.be/6CulBuMCLg0 Source: Reasonable Faith
Would you baptize an extraterrestrial ?
Brother Guy Consolmagno SJ, astronomer at the Vatican Observatory and co-author of the new book, “Would You Baptize an Extra-Terrestrial…and other Questions from the In-Box at the Vatican Observatory” on the relationship between faith and science and how it can occur … Continue reading
Posted in Blog @en, Cosmology & Faith
Tagged astronomy, cosmology, creation, faith, God, physics, science
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Does God suffer with humanity ?
The idea that God suffers with us has made some believe that God is a suffering God. But that is not the Catholic view. A suffering God is no longer God. So does God still suffer with us? Dr. Gerard … Continue reading
Science of the Theology of the Body
In the 93rd episode of his podcast called ‘Catholic Laboratory’, the Scottish catholic scientist Ian Maxfield revisits the Science of the Theology of the Body and takes a glance at several news stories and research papers that support the teachings … Continue reading
Posted in Blog @en, Science & Faith, Sexuality & Fertility
Tagged abortion, bioethics, biology, catholic, church, cloning, contraception, embrionic stem cells, embryo @en, fertility, God, medicine, morality, natural family planning, pragnency, science, sexuality, theology, world population
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Galileo and Medieval Science – by James Hannam
Posted in Blog @en, Cosmology & Faith, Science & Faith
Tagged bible, catholic, church, cosmology, faith, pope, science
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God Is the Best Explanation
On February 1st, 2013 at Purdue University, Dr William Lane Craig participated in a debate with Dr Alex Rosenberg on the topic, “Is Faith In God Reasonable?” Over 5,000 people watched the event on the Purdue University campus along with … Continue reading
Posted in Blog @en, Science & Faith
Tagged atheism, biology, conscience, cosmology, creation, ethics, God, Jesus, philosophy, physics, reason, science, theism
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Is Religion in Our Genes?
The god-gene hypothesis has inundated the world. It was basically invented by the human geneticist Dean Hamer, who now claims he has in fact discovered a gene that he decided to call the “god gene.” Does he have a case? … Continue reading
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Extended Evolutionary Synthesis
In the six decades since the publication of Julian Huxley’s Evolution: The Modern Synthesis, spectacular empirical advances in the biological sciences have been accompanied by equally significant developments within the core theoretical framework of the discipline. As a result, evolutionary … Continue reading
Posted in Blog @en, Evolution & Creation, Science & Faith
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Sience and faith in a historical perspective
23 Clips from an interview with Prof. Peter Harrison, former Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at the University of Oxford, and director of the Centre of the History of European Discourses at the University of Queensland. Harrison gives … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, bible, biology, catholic, church, cosmology, creation, environment, evolution, faith, God, history, philosophy, physics, reason, science, theology
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How a world renowned physician and geneticist comes to belief
Dr. Francis Collins is a physician and geneticist known for spearheading the Human Genome Project and for his landmark discoveries of disease genes. Talking to a terminally ill patient at her bedside made geneticist Francis Collins begin to think more carefully … Continue reading
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Tagged agnosticism, atheism, biology, faith, God, philosophy, physics, science
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