Modern Science, Ancient Faith: Portsmouth Review

The Portsmouth Institute The Portsmouth Institute

doi:10.5771/9781580512510

Summary

Modern Science, Ancient Faith brings together the proceedings of the annual Portsmouth Institute conference. The Modern Science, Ancient Faith conference asked tough questions, such as whether or not faith can exist in a world where science demonstrates ever more details of creation and the evolution of human life? And, is there a place for science among those who believe that the Book of Genesis is God’s inspired revelation?

This volume includes contributions from a range of perspectives, including scientists, philosophers, and theologians. It features essays from noted commentators on the science and religion debate, such as John Haught lecture Evolution and Faith, William Dembski on a proof of God’s existence, and Michael Ruse on how we can make room for faith in our increasingly technological age. Modern Science, Ancient Faith brings readers into lively debate about thorny, yet essential, questions of faith and reason today.

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Bibliographic data

Edition: 1/2013
Copyright Year: 2013
ISBN-Print: 978-1-58051-250-3
ISBN-Online: 978-1-58051-251-0
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 191
Product Type: Monograph

1. Table of Contents No access
2. From the Editor No access
1. Conference Introduction No access
2. Galileo Revisited No access
3. A New Heaven and a New Earth No access
4. Evolution and Faith No access
5. To Find God in All Things No access
6. An Information-Theoretic Proof of God’s Existence No access
7. Making Room for Faith in an Age of Science No access
8. What can Human Genomics Tell Us about Adam and Eve? No access
9. Biographies of the speakers No access
1. "The Catholic Shakespeare?" Reflections No access
2. The Rule of St. Benedict for Heads of School No access
3. Memoir of Portsmouth Priory Dr. Catesby Taliaferro No access
4. Homily for the 29th Sunday in O.T. No access
5. Father Julian's Jubilee Mass Abbot Caedmon Holmes No access
6. Strength in Weakness No access
7. Remarks to the Portsmouth Abbey School Class of 2012 No access
8. An essay from Freedom At Risk: Reflections on Politics, Liberty, and the State No access
9. Remarks by Christopher Buckley '70 at Father Damian Kearney's 50th anniversary of his ordination No access
10. Dom Damian Kearney speech on the occasion of his retirement No access
11. Remarks by James MacGuire ’70, Vincent J. Buonanno ’62 and Dr. Michael Bonin at a dinner celebrating the completion of the Kearney Chair in English, 11/8/2012 No access
12. A brief biography of Dom Lawrence Andrew Jenks (1912-1988) No access
13. 1. William Crimmins ‘45 No access
  2. John Dale ‘65 No access
  3. Abbot Caedmon Holmes No access
  4. Malcolm Kennedy ‘54 No access
  5. Daniel McDonough, first holder of the Dom Andrew Jenks Chair in Mathematics No access
Ex Portus Ostio 2012 No access Pages 183 - 191