Forthcoming Conferences
23-26 February, 2010, Austria
Theory of Evolution and the Belief in Creation - New Perspectives after the Darwin-Year
University of Vienna - The Catholic-Theological Faculty
International symposium with participation of top-ranking Biologists, Philosophers and Theologians to approach crucial topics and to find clarification in an interdisciplinary discourse.
For further information: www.univie.ac.at/creationevolution/
20 March 2010, UK
Christians in Science Northern Conference 2010
Giving an Answer - Living Faith in the World of ScienceSchool of Divinity, University of Edinburgh, New College, Edinburgh, EH1 2LX
For further information: http://www.cis.org.uk/groups/edinburgh/cis-northern-conference-2010
7 - 11 April, 2010, UK
Is Religion Natural?
European Society for the Study of Science and Theology (ESSSAT), in collaboration with the Science-Religion Forum (SRF).
The conference will take place in Edinburgh with lectures by Justin Barrett, Ilkka Pyysiäinen, Mona Siddiqui, Christoph Schwöbel and Lluis Oviedo, as well an extensive workshop programme. The conference is co-organized with the Science-Religion Forum (SRF). Find more information on the ESSSAT website: www.esssat.org which also links to SRF.
Questions concerning registration should be directed to: Alison Spurway at: registration@esssat.org
Questions concerning scholarship and prizes should be directed to: Marie Vejrup Nielsen at: secretary@esssat.org
18-20 May 2010, Iran
First International Congress on Psychology, Religion and Culture
The purpose of the Congress is to contribute to the establishment of the field of Psychology, Religion and Culture, and to provide an opportunity for interreligious, intercultural and interdisciplinary conversation.
For further information, see the website at www.pcoiran.com/congress.htm
7 -11 July 2010, UK
God and Physics, incorporating an 80th birthday celebration of the work of John Polkinghorne
International Society for Science and Religion and the Ian Ramsey Centre, Theology Faculty, University of Oxford
St Anne’s College, Oxford, The Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford
For further information click here.
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