Content on Religion and Science (Page 9)
How to Speak Both “Science” and “Religion”
When does questioning spark joy, and when does it lead to frustration?
Planet Earth II Renews Our View of Creation
Sometimes we need to be jolted out of our daily complacency to see the true wonder of the natural world.
Seeking Common Language, But Still Maintaining Our Own
When do the languages of religion and science create commonality, and when do they create difference?
How Teens Think About Religion and Science
After reading Krista Tippett’s book “Einstein’s God,” teenagers from Temple Israel Center have changed their views on science and religion.
In a Changing World, Both Science and Religion Can Guide Us
Despite the change around me, what is true and what is right has not changed, and some truths are not dependent on people to give them value.
Faith and Doubt in the Modern World
Mechon Hadar presents a fall lecture series about faith and doubt in light of science.
A Scientific Creation Cantata
One of the discoverers of the Higgs boson — who is also the president of a Reform synagogue — offers meditations on the creation story.
Science as “The World As It Is,” Religion as “The World It Could Be”
Science is the best way we can appreciate “what is,” and religion helps move us towards “what could be.”
How Priests, Rabbis and Ministers Can Bring Science into Their Theology
How can seminarians effectively bring science into their theological education?
Awe Elicits a Desire for Order
Awe often leads both theists and non-theists to seek order and structure.
Bringing Rabbis and Scientists Together
How can we better integrate science and Jewish life, Jewish identity and Jewish values?
“Rationalia” Would Be 1/3 of a Great Place to Live
Science and rationality are great for knowing what is. But if we want to know what to do, we need more.