Speaker: Dr Henry Fritz Schaefer, SB (MIT), PhD (Stanford University).
Cost: No charge, but seating is limited. For catering and seating purposes, it would be appreciated if you could please register.
Speaker: Dr Henry Fritz Schaefer, SB (MIT), PhD (Stanford University).
Cost: No charge, but seating is limited. For catering and seating purposes, it would be appreciated if you could please register.
Congratulations to ISCAST fellow Mark Worthing for winning the 2019 silver award by ARPA (Australasian Religious Press Association) for best article for ‘Is Science Replacing God?’.
ISCAST Fellow Andrew Sloane has recently published an article on resurrection as both a spiritual and scientific phenomenon, and what it means to engage with the concept of death as a person of faith.
ISCAST member Asoc. Prof. Paul Prenzler teaches chemistry at Charles Sturt University. Last year he gave a "Science and Society" guest lecture on science and Christian faith in a post-truth world.
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Sir Roger Penrose, a leading cosmologist who worked with Stephen Hawking to develop the theory that predicted the beginning of space and time...
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ISCAST friend Aaron McAleese has written a blog about the statistics of Christians in the workforce.
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"As a science journalist, I’ve been to countless science conferences over the years where I’d hear about the latest discoveries or a plug for a new telescope or particle accelerator destined to yield fresh insights into the workings of nature....
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Review of It Keeps Me Seeking: The Invitation from Science, Philosophy and Religion, by Andrew Briggs, Hans Halvorson and Andrew Steane (Oxford University Press, 2018)
By John Pilbrow
