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Science and Religion Course Program

The Science and Religion Course Program was an eight-year initiative to encourage the teaching of science and religion in seminaries, colleges, and universities worldwide. The Course Program was initially administered by Gordon College and focused primarily on scholars in North America and England. From 1998-2002, CTNS administered and broadened the program in a variety of ways, which centered principally on three aims: (1) to strengthen the base of scholars currently teaching in this field, (2) to broaden the impact of science and religion on leading research universities and theological...
Science and Religion Course ProgramSRCPJohn Templeton Foundationscience and religionTheology and Scienceteaching
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Course Award Winners 1995-2002

Nearly eight hundred US $10,000 Course Awards were distributed to institutions and professors across the globe over the history of the entire SRC program. Though the program has ended, the community of scholars and the legacy of pedagogical resources that the Course program created continue to influence ongoing dialogues between science and religion. This program was made possible by a generous grant from the John Templeton Foundation. Course Award Winners by Year
Science and Religion Course ProgramSRCPSyllabiTheology and Sciencescience and religionteachingJohn Templeton Foundation
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Berkeley Conference Schedule

Times and events are preliminary and subject to change.  We tried to build the schedule around the core questions, with each day focusing on one of the questions. The 12th is predominately about cultural evolution and the future of humanity, transhumanism, and AI. Papers examine the positives and the negatives of emerging technologies on society, culture, and human nature. The 13th is predominately about how AI can influence humans. This includes serving as an adviser spiritually and helping (or hindering) the acquisition of virtue. The 14th is predominantly about AI technology and...