science and religion

More on the sci-fi TV show that imagines monotheists rebelling against a polytheist society, speculates about the nature of the human soul, and asks, “Can you be free if you’re not real?”

Mike Huckabee prepares to host Mathew Staver whose Liberty Counsel has been sending dubious press releases.

The Vatican’s Web site considers a patron saint of the internet, Muslims debate divorce by text, and Jews pray by email; How does the inevitable transition to the virtual realm affect religious experience across the world?

Backdoor attacks on science education hit the legislature.

A visit with Barbara Forrest, philosophy professor at Southeastern Louisiana U. and co-author of Creationism’s Trojan Horse.

On the “God-spot,” the psycho-phone, and mapping the mystical brain.

While fundamentalists bicker, and a Turkish crank tries to disprove Darwin, a scientist meets a Buddhist who is able to integrate science and faith…

Due to California’s budget woes Texas’ book buying may effect the content of science textbooks.

While fundamentalists continue to deny evolution and the validity of scientific thought, and some scientists continue to deny the validity of religion, the Year of Darwin held some notable examples of peaceful co-existence.

Mark C. Taylor discusses how trends in today’s world are not “outside” religion, but are part of the history of religious thought.