Can Science & Religion function together?
Are they really as contradictory as they seem?
Is there more common ground than we realize?
What would we learn if they could?
Integrating Science & Spirituality
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The Puzzle of Entropy in Physics and Intelligence
Entropy, the measurement of disorder in a physical system, is one of the most profound puzzles in physics. The Second Law of Thermodynamics, formulated in the 19th century, states that entropy always increases as physical systems naturally progress from order to disorder. However, modern physics has never been able to explain why the universe has [...]
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Science and Theology – Super Cooperators
Two great scientific minds spoke at the plenary session of the Templeton Foundation’s 2012 Science and Religion Dialogue (http://www.science-religion-dialogue.com) at Heidelberg University on October 25, 2012: Martin Nowak and John Polkinghorne. Both offered a hopeful and encouraging view of the cooperative possibilities between science and theology. Martin A. Nowak is Professor of Biology and Mathematics [...]
In the Image of God …
The account in Genesis 1:27 – “So God created mankind in his own image.” – is one of the most cherished concepts in the Judeo-Christian religious traditions. It has been one of the most common points of attack for critics, as well, for being anthropocentric (arrogantly putting humanity at the center of the universe) and [...]
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