University of Kent in UK closes Religious Studies
The university is based in Canterbury which is the base from which St Augustine introduced Christian scholarship to Britain.
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Muslim community in New Zealand asks government ministry to stop using Israeli company’s spyware
The New Zealand Muslim community says spyware at a government ministry could be used to eavesdrop on local Palestinians communicating with family in Gaza.
American scientist: Science cannot determine external reality of religious experience
The science appears neutral with regard to whether or not religious (or non-religious) knowers are warranted in their beliefs.
Firouz Naderi, an atheistic Iranian NASA scientist dies aged 77
Frirooz Naderi, the Iranian scientist with controversial religious beliefs, passed away.
A new research rejects theory that Islamic tradition is anti-science
It is emphatically not the case that Muslim leaders overwhelmingly and actively promote anti-science viewpoints.
The entangled relationship between science and religion explored
Magisteria, a book about the entangled histories of science and religion, by Theos senior fellow Nick Spencer is published.
Nicholas Spencer’s new book ‘Magisteria
There is no fundamental conflict between science and religion
They are, as Nicholas Spencer’s new book ‘Magisteria’ brilliantly demonstrates, inextricably wound together.