THE SCIENCE AND RELIGION FORUM
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MEMBERSHIP
Click above for details about the benefits of membership of the Science and Religion Forum, membership fees, and concessions. Included is an application form.
REVIEWS IN SCIENCE AND RELIGION
Click above for information about the Science and Religion Forum's journal, including the CONTENTS PAGE and EDITORIALS from recent issues, and sample reviews of newly published books.
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2009 SCIENCE AND RELIGION FORUM CONFERENCE:
Evolving Darwinism:
From Natural Theology to a Theology of Nature
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THE ARTHUR PEACOCKE ESSAY PRIZE 2010
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
“Is Religion Natural?”
In memory of its founding President and former Chairman, the Revd Dr Arthur Peacocke, the Forum offers a prize for an essay directly relevant to the theme of its annual conference. The purpose of the prize is to encourage scholars embarking on a career in the field of science-and-religion. This call is for submissions relating to the 2010 conference, to be held in Edinburgh from 7 th to 11 th April 2010 in conjunction with the European Society for the Study of Science and Theology (ESSSAT). The theme of the 2010 conference is “Is Religion Natural?”
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS BY FORUM MEMBERS
Click on the title for details. (Normally this will be via an external link to the book on the publisher's website or through an on-line bookshop.)
Stephen R. L. Clark, G. K. Chesterton, Thinking Backward, Looking Forward, Templeton Foundation Press, 2007.
Willem B. Drees, Hubert Meisinger and Taede A. Smedes (eds), Creation's Diversity: Voices from Theology and Science, London and New York, T&T Clark / Continuum 2008.
Leslie S. Jones and Michael J Reiss (eds), Teaching about Scientific Origins: taking account creationism, New York: Peter Lang, 2007.
Paul N Markham, Rewired: Exploring Religious Conversion, Eugene, Or.: Wipf and Stock, 2007.
R.J.Berry (ed.) , When Enough Is Enough (Apollos, 2007); Environmental Stewardship (T&T Clark, late 2006)
David L. Gosling , Science and the Indian Tradition: when Einstein met Tagore (Routledge, 2007)
Malcolm Jeeves (ed.) , Human Nature (Royal Society of Edinburgh, 2006) – with an essay by R.J. Berry
John Polkinghorne , One World: the interaction of science and theology (republished by Templeton Foundation Press with a new preface, 2007)
Michael Poole , Exploring Science and Belief (Hendrickson, 2007)
Anne Runehov , Sacred or Neural: the potential of neuroscience to explain religious experience (Vandenhoek and Rupprecht, 2007). (This thesis won the ESSSAT Prize.)
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OTHER INFORMATION
ORIGINS
A brief description of how the Science and Religion Forum originated and how it has subsequently developed.
PAST CONFERENCES
A list of past Science and Religion Forum conferences, from which you will be able to gauge the variety of topics covered at our meetings.
ARTICLES
A selection of articles concerning science and religion, written by members of the Science and Religion Forum. These serve to provide an indication of the type and level of discussion typical of the Forum's activities.
LOGO
An explanation of the symbolism contained in the Science and Religion Forum's logo.
CONTACTS
A list of the names of the Science and Religion Forum's officers and committee members, and who to contact with queries.
LINKS
Links to other sites of relevance to the field of religion and science.
OTHER CONFERENCES AND EVENTS
related to the field of Science and Religion
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