Greenflame
Jottings on science, religion, technology, pop culture, photography and faith from the Aotearoa New Zealand
Category: Science, Technology & Religion
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The gospel according to Darwin (Richard Dawkins) is an interesting article by Richard Dawkins on responses to Jerry Coyne’s book Why Evolution Is True.
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A couple of links from the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion. Firstly, The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion – Multimedia has a bunch of audio and video materials from their seminars. Secondly, Test of FAITH is a project developing materials on science and faith that are relevant and accessible for churches.
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Kim Fabricius over at Faith and Theology posts Ten propositions on Darwin and the deity. And so, I capitulate and create a Darwin category.
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A symposium on Science and religion in the 21st century: faith in science, science in faith. Programme Prof Jeff Tallon FRSNZ Truth or true? – faith and science rubbing shoulders Prof Bob White FRS Natural disasters: acts of God or results of human folly? Dr Graeme Finlay The story in our genes Rev Dr Graham…
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A public lecture on Global Warming: a Christian response Professor Robert White FRS Professor of Geophysics, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge When: 6-7 p.m., Thursday 12 March 2009 Where: Theatre OGGB4, Business School, corner of Symonds Street and Grafton Road, The University of Auckland (Parking under Owen G Glenn building, $5 flat rate)…
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Does Darwinism need rescuing? | Religious Debate | Theos think tank -> Does Darwinism need rescuing?
Via Sze Zeng: ‘Rescuing Darwin’ Report we come to Does Darwinism need rescuing? | Religious Debate | Theos think tank -> Does Darwinism need rescuing?. Another reason for the Darwin subcategory.
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Short article & video over at February 6, 2009 ~ Darwin at 200 | Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly. I really am going to have to create a Darwin subcategory this year.
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Paul’s put some really interesting posts up over on his blog. Check them out: fishers, surfers and casters » The Cyborg and the future of researching online religion – I fishers, surfers and casters » The Cyborg and the future of researching online religion – II fishers, surfers and casters » The Cyborg and the…
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Science Magazine have started a new blog called “Origins” as part of their response to the 200/150 year Darwin anniversaries. You can read the introduction at Welcome to the Origins Blog – Origins. Similarly, Nature has come out with their ‘Evolution Gems’ resource here (PDF). (Announcement: Evolutionary gems : Article : Nature) And over here…
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Around the blogosphere I’ve noticed various people pointing out that the ten Darwin’s Legacy lectures from Stanford Continuing Studies are available via YouTube. (See Videos from Darwin’s Legacy course at Standford « The Dispersal of Darwin and ’10 Lectures on Darwin’s Legacy’ by Stanford University – RichardDawkins.net) But they’re also available for iTunes (as part…