Science and religion

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God, why do scientists have such a hang-up with religion?

By Neil Ormerod

A recent post by The Conversation columnist Rob Brooks, Analytic thinking erodes religious belief, is just another in a long line of articles, books and opinion pieces seeking to perpetuate the myth that…
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Are we heading towards a “dark age” of religious fundamentalism? jiwo/Flickr

Science and religion co-exist, but the game’s not over yet …

By Martin Bridgstock, Griffith University

I’d like to respond to a recent article for The Conversation by Martin Sevior, an active scientist and church leader. Sevior argues that – apart from fundamentalism – science and religion are complementary…
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Is there room for “intelligible” design in the science versus religion debate?

A complex God: why science and religion can co-exist

By Martin Sevior, University of Melbourne

Science and religion are often cast as opponents in a battle for human hearts and minds. But far from the silo of strict creationism and the fundamentalist view that evolution simply didn’t happen lies…

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