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Romanticynicism: Love in the Irony Age
Some people don’t feel safe in love unless it’s complete, absolute, and unconditional. Others (me, for one) only feel...
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Science & Religion: Before and Now
Both science and religion spring from the same inner urge to understand and unravel the mystery of the existence...
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Low- and High-Stimulus Present: On two ways to be here now
Sounds like a good thing, doesn’t it? Being present, not thinking about the past or the future, just being...
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What is Spiritual Capital? Economics, Religion, and Conference 2006
In a recent New York Times webcast, Thomas Friedman (The World Is Flat; 3-time Pullitzer prize winner), Joseph Stiglitz...
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Metanexus: What’s In a Name?
The contemporary encounter between science and religion is intrinsically one of the most fascinating conversations going on in this...
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It’s Good to be Good: How Benevolent Emotions and Actions Contribute to Health
“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matterscompared to what lies within us.” Oliver Wendell...
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When Is the Whole Greater Than the Sum of Its Component Parts in a Constantly Changing Universe?
This paper was prepared for “Continuity + Change: Perspectives on Science and Religion,” a program of the Metanexus Institute, June...
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The Mystical Formation of Paul Tillich
Examining how Paul Tillich’s life experiences encouraged him to valorize mysticism and to construe the mystical in the manner...
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Science, Religion, and the Bomb
The logic of war always undermines the just war doctrine, because winning by whatever means necessary becomes the precondition...
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Conversation with John Haught on Evolution, Intelligent Design, and the Recent Dover Trial
The trial was the first to explicitly consider the presentation of intelligent design in U.S. public schools. John Haught...
