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Science and Spirituality for the Curious

Richard Randolph
Dialogue On Science, Ethics, and Religion
Science
Spirituality
Genetic Engineering
Neuroscience
Artificial Intelligence
Ufos
Extraterrestrial Intelligence
Soul
Theology
Ecology and Evolution
American Association For the Advancement Of Science
Technological Salvation
CRISPR
Biology
Physics
Consciousness
Ecology
Behavioral Neuroscience
Commercialization Of Reproduction

This the official podcast of the Science and Spirituality Institute. The focus is on relationships between the sciences and different spiritualities and faith traditions. We rely primarily upon the dialogue methodology for exploring these relationships.

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In this episode, Richard Randolph interviews Olivier Bonnassies, who along with Michel-Yves Bolloré, is co-author of the book, God, The Science, The Evidence, The Dawn of a Revolution.  This book was originally published in France in ... more

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In this episode, Richard explores how Artificial Intelligence technology might be appropriately used within faith communities, as well as how individual persons might use the technology to enhance their spiritual practices.

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This episode examines the cultural warfare against science and scientists, with special attention to the severe reductions in federal funding for research proposed by the Trump Administration.  The podcast includes a financial overvie... more

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This episode features a conversation with Thomas Oord, a leading Christian theologian in “Open and Relational Theology.”  He is the Director of the Center for Open and Relational Theology and also on the doctoral faculty at Northwind ... more

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Dr. Robert J. Russell
Founder of the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences
Graduate Theological Union
Episode: Ep 1.5: An Interview with Dr. Robert J. Russell, Founder of the Center for Theology and the Natural Science (CTNS)
Dr. Marnie Gelbart
Director of Programs at the Harvard Medical School's Personal Genetics Education and Dialogue Program
Harvard Medical School
Episode: Ep 1.4: Genetics, CRISPR, Ethics, and Spirituality
Hermina Nedelescu
A neuroscientist at the Scripps Institute in San Diego who explores connections between neuroscience and theology.
Scripps Institute
Episode: Ep 1.3: What Does Neuroscience Contribute to Our Understanding of the Human Soul?
Ted Peters
Professor Emeritus at the Graduate Theological Union
Graduate Theological Union
Episode: Ep 1.2: Is Society Developing a Religious Faith in Science and Technology? UFOs as a Case Study
Dr. Katy Hinman
Director of the Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion program at the American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Episode: Ep 1.1: An Interview with Dr. Katy Hinman from the Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

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Richard Randolph
Founder and Director of the Science and Spirituality Institute, Richard Randolph hosts insightful discussions on the intersections of science and spirituality, emphasizing inclusivity and dialogue.

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Ep 1.5: An Interview with Dr. Robert J. Russell, Founder of the Center for Theology and the Natural Science (CTNS)
Q: Tell me what new ones you see.
Dr. Russell mentions exploring AI's role in promoting virtues in society and the implications of miracles in theology, particularly in relation to the resurrection of Christ.
Ep 1.5: An Interview with Dr. Robert J. Russell, Founder of the Center for Theology and the Natural Science (CTNS)
Q: Bob, I know that you continue to be involved in research and working with doctoral students there at the Graduate Theological Union. Can you tell us a little bit about where your thinking has been in terms of science and theology recently in terms of your work with doctoral students and your ongoing interest in this field?
Dr. Russell discusses his ongoing research, particularly on Big Bang Cosmology and its relation to creation ex nihilo, addressing both the challenges and support it offers to Christian theology.
Ep 1.2: Is Society Developing a Religious Faith in Science and Technology? UFOs as a Case Study
Q: Do you see this as a threat to traditional religions?
Ted emphasizes that empirical research shows religious beliefs are resilient and would not collapse upon discovering extraterrestrial intelligence.
Ep 1.2: Is Society Developing a Religious Faith in Science and Technology? UFOs as a Case Study
Q: How did you get interested in this topic?
Ted recounts his childhood fascination with UFOs sparked by his parents' interests, leading to a career focused on science as a cultural phenomenon.
Ep 1.3: What Does Neuroscience Contribute to Our Understanding of the Human Soul?
Q: What did you mean by that?
The word soul is an outdated term that has been reshaped by effects of modern neuroscience.

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Exploring the crossroads of science and spirituality, this podcast engages listeners in rich dialogues that challenge conventional narratives and cultivate deeper understanding between the two domains. A diverse range of topics is covered, including genetic engineering, neuroscience, and ethical considerations in technology, all viewed through the lens of various spiritual traditions and philosophies. Guests are often experts in their fields, providing insights into how scientific advancements relate to spiritual and ethical questions, inviting reflection on the broader implications for humanity.

This podcast is unique in its commitment to inclusivity and dialogue, welcoming individuals from all faith backgrounds to engage with the interse... more

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