CONF: Science and Religion Forum (Darwinism)
Clark, Stephen
From: Tonie Stolberg [t.l.st...@bham.ac.uk]
Sent: 01 May 2009 12:33
2009 Annual Conference
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"Evolving Darwinism: From Natural Theology to a Theology of Nature"
Wesley House and Westcott House, Cambridge Tuesday 8th to Thursday 10th
September 2009
In this anniversary year of the birth and major publication of Charles
Darwin, the Forum's conference will examine the ways in which Darwinian
ideas have themselves evolved over 150 years, and the continuing impact
of evolutionary thought on religious faith. The main speakers will be:
Professor Sam Berry, London: "Biology since Darwin"
(Respondent: Celia Deane-Drummond)
Professor David Fergusson, Edinburgh: "Natural Theology since Darwin"
(Respondent: Sarah Coakley)
Professor John Brooke, Oxford, Lancaster and Durham: "Christian Darwinians"
(Respondent: David Knight)
Dr Denis Alexander, Cambridge: "A Critique of Intelligent Design"
(Respondent: tbc)
Dr Christopher Southgate and Dr Andrew Robinson:
"From Origin of Life to Incarnation: A New Theology of Evolution"
(Respondent: Kenneth Wilson)
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�Evolving Darwinism : From Natural Theology to a Theology of Nature�
8th-10th September 2009 Wesley House and Westcott House, ambridge, UK
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