Science, mystery and faith: Sermon at the end of British Science Week
Revd Prof David Wilkinson gives a guest sermon for Kent College, Canterbury at the end of British Science Week.
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Revd Prof David Wilkinson gives a guest sermon for Kent College, Canterbury at the end of British Science Week.
Revd Prof David Wilkinson gives a guest sermon for Kent College, Canterbury at the end of British Science Week.
This webinar from 16 March 2021 contains information about ECLAS’ Scientists in Congregations grants. Featuring tips on how to submit a strong application, potential benefits for churches, an exploration of impact, and case studies from...
This webinar contains information about ECLAS' Scientists in Congregations grants. Featuring tips on how to submit a strong application, potential benefits for churches, an exploration of impact, and case studies from three previous project participants:
- Take Your Vicar to the Lab, St Albans Diocese
- Faith in the Questions, Riding Lights Theatre Company
- Faith, Technology and Tomorrow, St Mary's Longfleet, Poole.
Twenty grants of up to £20,000 are available for local churches to hold a science-faith project. Applications are open until 23 April 2021.
John Wyatt examines the role machines will play in interactions with humans and whether they can share our human nature.
John Wyatt examines the role machines will play in interactions with humans and whether they can share our human nature.
Ron Petrick explores Technology, Trends and Takeover in relation to AI.
Ron Petrick explores Technology, Trends and Takeover in relation to AI.
Michael Burdett discusses how Christian theology relates to technology and "human enhacement procedures".
Michael Burdett discusses how Christian theology relates to technology and "human enhacement procedures".
Tom McLeish discusses the relevance of Job and wisdom literature to our understanding of nature, David Wilkinson examines theological issues arising from technology.
Tom McLeish discusses the relevance of Job and wisdom literature to our understanding of nature, David Wilkinson examines theological issues arising from technology.
A panel discussion chaired by Kathryn Pritchard on the future possibilities of AI.
A panel discussion chaired by Kathryn Pritchard on the future possibilities of AI.
Ron Petrick discusses his own background working in AI, in conversation with David Wilkinson.
Ron Petrick discusses his own background working in AI, in conversation with David Wilkinson.
Margaret Boden unpacks the statement, "there's no such thing as an ethical robot."
Margaret Boden unpacks the statement, "there's no such thing as an ethical robot."
Robert Song discusses AI and robotics-the science, opportunities and challenges.
Robert Song discusses AI and robotics-the science, opportunities and challenges.
Simon Oliver explores what we mean by ‘human nature’, Darwin’s theory of evolution and modernity’s dualisms. The talk has both a theological and philosophical framing to it.
Simon Oliver explores what we mean by ‘human nature’, Darwin’s theory of evolution and modernity’s dualisms. The talk has both a theological and philosophical framing to it.
Simon Oliver reflects on the Biblical notion that we are made in the image and likeness of God.
Simon Oliver reflects on the Biblical notion that we are made in the image and likeness of God.
Douglas Davies unpacks the process of death and dying in the context of identity.
Douglas Davies unpacks the process of death and dying in the context of identity.