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50th Anniversary Conference: "Revisiting and Reimaging the Relationships between Science and Religion"
The 2025 Anniversary conference celebrates 50 years of the Science and Religion Forum. The conference doesn't pose the question of whether science and religion can interact but how and where they are in dialogue. This includes questions on the interaction of indigenous knowledge with science and technology, the role of religion in tackling global issues such as sustainability, and how questions of science-and-religion are addressed in education.

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Gowland Lecture 2024...

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Our last meetings were on key themes from Arthur Peacocke's work in his centenary year. You can watch the recordings of the June Keynotes and Short Papers via our YouTube Channel. Presentations from October & Novembers meetings will be publicly available from April 2023 (and are for members now)
The 2024 Gowland lecture was given by Dr Joanna Leidenhag with a response from Prof. Mariusz Tabaczek O. P. . Dr Leidenhag's title was The Body of God And The Minds of Creation
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