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Church Is a Place Where Science Happens
This video explores how programmes such as Scientists in Congregations help affirm churches as places where science happens.
by Helen Billam
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Celebrating the Climate Champions Whose Faith is Their Superpower
Sir John Houghton and Dr Katharine Hayhoe are Christians whose faith motivates their scientific work.
Celebrating the Climate Champions Whose Faith is Their Superpower
Sir John Houghton and Dr Katharine Hayhoe are Christians whose faith motivates their scientific work.
by Helen Billam
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The Most Successful Conspiracy Theory In History
The year was 1874. The scientist John William Draper had just published a book, the History of the Conflict between Religion and Science, which explored the intrinsic hostility between science and religion. The same year,...
The Most Successful Conspiracy Theory In History
The year was 1874. The scientist John William Draper had just published a book, the History of the Conflict between Religion and Science, which explored the intrinsic hostility between science and religion. The same year, writer Andrew Dickson White published his thesis on the same topic. The two men went on to be widely published, translated, and respected voices on the incompatibility of science and religion and the Church's opposition to science.
The only problem? They had completely made it up.
by Helen Billam
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Three Minute Theology: Why do Christians need eco-theology?
Dr Jeremy Kidwell explores the value and importance of eco-theology. This video from Nazarene Theological College was supported by an ECLAS Science for Seminaries grant.
Three Minute Theology: Why do Christians need eco-theology?
Dr Jeremy Kidwell explores the value and importance of eco-theology. This video from Nazarene Theological College was supported by an ECLAS Science for Seminaries grant.
by Helen Billam
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Exploring Religion and Moral Psychology
A conversation between Dr Tobias Tanton and Revd Jennifer Brown from Ripon College Cuddesdon. Cuddesdon received an ECLAS Science for Seminaries award in 2021 to redevelop a core module on soteriology, currently taught to all...
Exploring Religion and Moral Psychology
A conversation between Dr Tobias Tanton and Revd Jennifer Brown from Ripon College Cuddesdon. Cuddesdon received an ECLAS Science for Seminaries award in 2021 to redevelop a core module on soteriology, currently taught to all second year students, by including perspectives from empirical psychology and environmental science.
by Helen Billam
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Where Science Meets Faith: A short course for small groups
This five-week course designed for small groups will guide you through an exploration of scientific topics from the Big Bang to evolution, accompanied by Bible readings and discussion questions.
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Science Across the Anglican Communion
Five members of the Anglican Communion Science Commission interview young scientists in their dioceses. Together, they discuss how the Church can support scientists in their work and vocation.
Science Across the Anglican Communion
Five members of the Anglican Communion Science Commission interview young scientists in their dioceses. Together, they discuss how the Church can support scientists in their work and vocation.
by Helen Billam
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Life, the Universe, and the James Webb Space Telescope
Prof Martin Ward, Emeritus Professor of Physics at Durham University, worked on the James Webb Space Telescope. He talks us through the first images sent back and what they can tell us about the early...
Life, the Universe, and the James Webb Space Telescope
Prof Martin Ward, Emeritus Professor of Physics at Durham University, worked on the James Webb Space Telescope. He talks us through the first images sent back and what they can tell us about the early universe. From the ECLAS Science for Seminaries retreat, July 2022.
by Helen Billam
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Developing Positive Science-Faith Engagement Across the Anglican Communion
For the Lambeth Conference 2022, we have created a guide for clergy and senior leaders to developing positive science-faith engagement. Based on interviews with scientists and senior leaders, our own research, and case studies from...
by Helen Billam
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Scientists in Congregations strand video
Scientists in Congregations strand video
An overview of our Scientists in Congregations work.
by ECLAS Team
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Preaching for Specific Learning Difficulties
A three-part workshop on preaching for and with specific learning difficulties, including dyslexia, dyscalculia and ADHD. Part of a Science for Seminaries-funded project at Ripon College Cuddesdon.
Preaching for Specific Learning Difficulties
A three-part workshop on preaching for and with specific learning difficulties, including dyslexia, dyscalculia and ADHD. Part of a Science for Seminaries-funded project at Ripon College Cuddesdon.
by Helen Billam
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Science for Seminaries strand video
Science for Seminaries strand video
An overview of our Science for Seminaries work.
by Helen Billam
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Dr Diane Waggoner – Going the Other Way: Lewis Carroll’s Photography and Through the...
A keynote presentation from the University of York and ECLAS-sponsored conference on ‘Through the Looking Glass’.
Dr Diane Waggoner – Going the Other Way: Lewis Carroll’s Photography and Through the Looking-Glass
A keynote presentation from the University of York and ECLAS-sponsored conference on 'Through the Looking Glass'.
by Helen Billam