Genesis since Charles Darwin
Keynote lecture to be delivered as part of major conference.
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Darwin’s dangerous legacy?
The conflict between science and religion in the classroom is the subject of the latest James Gregory public lecture.
Does God interact with his suffering world?
Leading physicist turned priest to pose challenging question during public lecture in St Andrews.
God’s ‘universal’ appeal
Leading Islamic cosmologist will talk at the University this week.
Has science made religion redundant?
Leading thinker will deliver second James Gregory lecture in St Andrews this week.
I think therefore I am… online
New online initiative for Philosophy teachers to be launched by University.
Can a scientist believe in the resurrection?
Major new lecture series launches at the University tomorrow with a talk by the Bishop of Durham.
At the heart of science and religion
An ambitious new series of lectures sees St Andrews at the heart of debate.
Cardinal O’Brien on Sudan
Cardinal Keith O'Brien will deliver a public lecture on the crisis in Sudan at the University of St Andrews today (Wednesday 10th May 2006). The lecture is this year's Religion and Politics lecture for the University's Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics (CSRP).
Desmond Tutu supports academic centre
Scholars of religion at the University of St Andrews have received the support of anti- apartheid campaigner Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The renowned churchman is to be a patron of the University's Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics (CSRP).