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Do Scientists Have the Right to Change Our Genes?
Since science now has the ability to modify our genes should we be using these techniques to ‘level the playing field’ and make the world a more equal place? In this talk, Professor Keith Fox illustrates the power of modern genetic engineering and raises some of the moral, ethical and religious questions that arise from the use of this technology.
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Surrender Is an Act of Trust: Prayer and the MRI
This is a guest post by Josh Brahinsky, an anthropologist and neuroscientist working out of Stanford’s Department of Religious Studies and Psychiatry and McGill’s Transcultural Psychiatry. He studies prayer, meditation and the ways that connection...
CHURCH ACTION
Faith, Health, and How God Works Through Science
Photo by Jametlene Reskp on Unsplash On Monday 28 September, ECLAS co-hosted a webinar with Keep the Faith magazine, Britain’s leading publication for Black and multi-ethnic Christians. The event was the culmination of our year-long...
Events
A fruitful partnership between ECLAS and the Anglican Communion
Adapted from a report given by Revd Dr Muthuraj Swamy to the Anglican Consultative Council in Belfast, Friday 3 July 2026 In April 2025, a new global partnership between Equipping Christian Leadership in an...