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The Stillbirth of Science in India
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The Stillbirth of Science in Babylon
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The Stillbirth of Science in Greece
NOTE: Today we continue our weekly series of essays by Dr. Stacy Trasancos on the "stillbirths" of science. They're based on Fr. Stanley L. Jaki's research into the theological history of science in...
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The Stillbirth of Science in Arabia
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God, Professors, and Evolutionary Biology Classes
Professor David P. Barash recently wrote an opinion column in the New York Times titled “God, Darwin and My College Biology Class.” Professor Barash is in the psychology department at the University...
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What if We Lived in a Simulated Universe and Worshiped a Pimply Teenager?
Because the audience at Strange Notions is a combination of Catholics and atheists, I thought the comments in this interview between Brian Greene and Richard Dawkins would be a fun change of pace for...
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Why the Church is Ahead of Mathematicians on Ecumenical Dialogue
A Stanford School of Engineering research team has developed a new mathematical model for how society becomes polarized, published in the March online edition Proceedings of the National Academy of...
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The Self-Defeating Argument About Intelligence
Alexander Wissner-Gross, a physicist at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Cameron Freer, a mathematician at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, have developed an...
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On Those Circular Proofs of God
I remember the first time I read St. Thomas Aquinas’ proofs of God’s existence. Although I was already a believer and although I found them a wonderful adventure in Catholic theology, I thought they...
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The Appropriate Reaction to a Physical Theory of Life
MIT physicist, Professor Jeremy England, has gotten quite a lot of media attention about his ideas in a 2013 paper in The Journal of Chemical Physics, “Statistical physics of self-replication.” Quanta...
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10 Keys on Faith and Science for Christians and Atheists
On one hand, there are marvelous discourses in institutions of higher learning about the ways theology illuminates scientific ideas and, likewise, how science deepens faith. Theologians, philosophers,...
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The Stillbirth of Science in Babylon
NOTE: Today we continue our weekly series of essays by Dr. Stacy Trasancos on the "stillbirths" of science. They're based on Fr. Stanley L. Jaki's research into the theological history of science in...
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The Stillbirth of Science in Greece
NOTE: Today we continue our weekly series of essays by Dr. Stacy Trasancos on the "stillbirths" of science. They're based on Fr. Stanley L. Jaki's research into the theological history of science in...
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The Stillbirth of Science in Arabia
NOTE: Today we wrap up our weekly series of essays by Dr. Stacy Trasancos on the "stillbirths" of science. They're based on Fr. Stanley L. Jaki's research into the theological history of science in...
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God, Professors, and Evolutionary Biology Classes
Professor David P. Barash recently wrote an opinion column in the New York Times titled “God, Darwin and My College Biology Class.” Professor Barash is in the psychology department at the University...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What if We Lived in a Simulated Universe and Worshiped a Pimply Teenager?
Because the audience at Strange Notions is a combination of Catholics and atheists, I thought the comments in this interview between Brian Greene and Richard Dawkins would be a fun change of pace for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why the Church is Ahead of Mathematicians on Ecumenical Dialogue
A Stanford School of Engineering research team has developed a new mathematical model for how society becomes polarized, published in the March online edition Proceedings of the National Academy of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Self-Defeating Argument About Intelligence
Alexander Wissner-Gross, a physicist at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Cameron Freer, a mathematician at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, have developed an...
View ArticleClik here to view.
On Those Circular Proofs of God
I remember the first time I read St. Thomas Aquinas’ proofs of God’s existence. Although I was already a believer and although I found them a wonderful adventure in Catholic theology, I thought they...
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The Appropriate Reaction to a Physical Theory of Life
MIT physicist, Professor Jeremy England, has gotten quite a lot of media attention about his ideas in a 2013 paper in The Journal of Chemical Physics, “Statistical physics of self-replication.” Quanta...
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