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Lectures, Panel Discussions and Seminars open to members of the public If you have a question about this list, please contact: . If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 22 talks in the archive. From Physics to Theology - a Personal StoryFollowed by free refreshments and a bookstall
Victor Stenger's Scientific Critique of Christian BeliefFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Nanotechnology, Ethics and ReligionFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
A Philosopher's Perspective on Anthropic Fine-TuningFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Neuronal Imaging of the Religious BrainFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
"A Passion for the Universal": Science, Jews and OthersFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Animal Suffering - Theological and Philosophical PerspectivesFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Human Enhancement - Threat or Promise?Free light buffet lunch from 12.30
Sustainable Development - Is Religion Relevant?Free light buffet lunch from 12.30
The Religious Roots of the Idea of Scientific LawsFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Biology in the Service of Natural TheologyFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Religious Influences in the Founding of the Royal SocietyDrinks and a book stall afterwards
Scientific Explanations of Religious Experience and their Implications for BeliefFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Calvin's Contributions to the Emergence of Modern ScienceFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Playing God?: Toward Machines that Deny Their MakerBookstall and free refreshments afterwards
The Necessity of Chance: Randomness, Purpose and the Sovereignty of GodFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Newton, Science and ReligionFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Information, Biological Complexity and EmergenceFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
Natural Disasters and Christian TheologyFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
The Secret History of Victorian EvolutionFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
God, Darwin and DesignDrinks and a book stall afterwards
Creation ex Nihilo and What It Means for ScienceFree light buffet lunch from 12.30
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Prof. Jurgen Moltmann, University of Tubingen.
Tuesday 14 February 2012, 17:30-19:00