What Do Scientists Think about Religion?

James Gregory public lectures on Science and Christianity bring in world-class scholars to St Andrews to present cutting-edge perspectives on the relationship of faith and science. They will take place over a three-year period from September 2013 - May 2016.  The aim of these lectures is to encourage a constructive and open conversation about questions of science and faith. The lectures are supported by a generous grant from the John Templeton foundation and are a part of the School of Divinity's new research programme, Scientists in Congregations, Scotland.

Religion & Spirituality

James Gregory public lectures on Science and Christianity bring in world-class scholars to St Andrews to present cutting-edge perspectives on the relationship of faith and science. They will take place over a three-year period from September 2013 - May 2016. The aim of these lectures is to encourage a constructive and open conversation about questions of science and faith. The lectures are supported by a generous grant from the John Templeton foundation and are a part of the School of Divinity's new research programme, Scientists in Congregations, Scotland.

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What Do Scientists Think about Religion?

What Do Scientists Think about Religion?