<p>Chris Oldfield is a Research Associate at the Faraday Institute of Science and Religion at the University of Cambridge.  His talk, “The Metaphysics of Pregnancy” outlines the key issues of “Foster-Gravida Relations.”  This work is based upon the working group Better Understanding the Metaphysics of Pregnancy (B.U.M.P.) based at Kings College, London.  For more information, see <a href="https://bump.group.">https://bump.group.</a></p>

Chris Oldfield is a Research Associate at the Faraday Institute of Science and Religion at the University of Cambridge. His talk, “The Metaphysics of Pregnancy” outlines the key issues of “Foster-Gravida Relations.” This work is based upon the working group Better Understanding the Metaphysics of Pregnancy (B.U.M.P.) based at Kings College, London. For more information, see https://bump.group.

<p>Chris Oldfield is a Research Associate at the Faraday Institute of Science and Religion at the University of Cambridge.  His talk, “The Metaphysics of Pregnancy” outlines the key issues of “Foster-Gravida Relations.”  This work is based upon the working group Better Understanding the Metaphysics of Pregnancy (B.U.M.P.) based at Kings College, London.  For more information, see <a href="https://bump.group." rel="noopener noreferrer">https://bump.group.</a></p>

Chris Oldfield on The Metaphysics of Pregnancy

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The Yale Program for Medicine, Spirituality & Religion is founded upon the belief that healing concerns the wellness of both the body and the spirit. We seek to understand the implications of religious practice, communal support, and intrinsic belief for the health and wellness. We are scholarly in focus, seeking evidence to discern how the worlds of medicine and religion impact one another. We are collaborative in spirit, reaching across Yale University and other institutions to foster dialogue and research. As scholars and practitioners, we recognize the deep influence that religious and spiritual commitments have in medicine and illness. Religious and spiritual beliefs inform ethical choices, attitudes concerning death and grieving, approaches to suffering and illness, and commitments to justice and fairness. We seek diverse perspectives through collaboration with colleagues from divinity, chaplaincy, public health, legal, and medical communities. This podcast is a collection of our public monthly seminar series. Enjoy! For more information and to get on our mailing list, please check out our website: ypmsr.yale.edu

The Yale Program for Medicine, Spirituality &amp; Religion is founded upon the belief that healing concerns the wellness of both the body and the spirit. We seek to understand the implications of religious practice, communal support, and intrinsic belief for the health and wellness. We are scholarly in focus, seeking evidence to discern how the worlds of medicine and religion impact one another. We are collaborative in spirit, reaching across Yale University and other institutions to foster dialogue and research.
As scholars and practitioners, we recognize the deep influence that religious and spiritual commitments have in medicine and illness. Religious and spiritual beliefs inform ethical choices, attitudes concerning death and grieving, approaches to suffering and illness, and commitments to justice and fairness. We seek diverse perspectives through collaboration with colleagues from divinity, chaplaincy, public health, legal, and medical communities.  This podcast is a collection of our public monthly seminar series.  Enjoy!

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