Symposium on science and religion in the 21st Century
Author: Stuart holds a Bachelor of Design and is currently studying theology at Laidlaw College. Read more from himAuckland University School of Theology is hosting a symposium on Science and religion in the 21st Century: faith in science, science in faith with Professor Robert White FRS, Professor of Geophysics, University of Cambridge. Saturday 14 March 2009, 8.30am-6pm.
Programme;
Prof Jeff Tallon FRSNZ
Truth or true? – faith and science rubbing shoulders
Prof Bob White FRS
Natural disasters: acts of God or results of human folly?
Dr Graeme Finlay
The story in our genes
Rev Dr Graham O’Brien
Evolving evolution
Prof Gareth Jones CNZM
Manufacturing humans: the borderlands between human and divine control
Prof John McClure
Psychology and religion: is there a ghost in the machine?
Dr Stephen Garner/ Dr Nicola Hoggard-Creegan
The view from theology
Saturday 14 March 2009, 8.30am-6pm
Theatre 401-439, ‘Neon Foyer’, Engineering School, Symonds Street, The University of
Auckland
Registration is required for the symposium by Wednesday 11 March, with p.medhora@auckland.ac.nz
Cost $20, non-waged people $10 (refreshments and lunch provided)
Parking can be found under Owen G Glenn building, $5 flat rate
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