Posts tagged with ‘Conference 2007’

Introduction Since the rise of analytic philosophy, a virtual Berlin wall seems to be inserted with respect to continental...

Introduction Within the current science and theology/religion dialogue, the debate that arguably is carried out with most vehemence pertains...

Introduction When it comes to water humans seem to suffer from some sort of “split-personality” syndrome. Although in most...

Is there a neurobiology of sin? Can sinful behavior be explained away as causal effects of chemical reactions in...

In 2005 the discovery of an Ivory-bill Woodpecker (Campephilus principalis) caused a national celebration. Donald Kennedy (2005), the editor...

Introduction The fact is that we do not any more know what beauty is. If our culture, our thought,...

1. From Science to Naturalism A good starting point for entering the discussion of science, religion and naturalism is...

The twentieth-century mathematician and philosopher, Alfred North Whitehead, offered this provocative statement in his mature philosophical work, Adventures in...

In many places, religious scholars, scientists, and politicians are debating the moral status of the human embryo. This debate...