AI Ethics, Human Flourishing & Trust in Health Care. How are our imaginations deepened when the humanities and the sciences enter into a conversation?
Janet Soskice recently took part in an ecumenical colloquium at Assisi on this question. Here she will tell us something about it, and give a version of her own paper on the doctrine of creation and the glory of creatures.
In recent decades, the question of life beyond Earth has become one of the principal topics in discussions between science and religion. Andrew Davison brings his extensive knowledge of Christian thought as well as his training as a scientist to bear on this question.
Shaun Blanchard to preview his forthcoming "Jansenism: An International Anthology." With texts represented from Portugal to Lebanon, the Anthology features selections from advocates of religious toleration, pamphleteers defending female Bible reading, apocalyptic prophetesses, and the indomitable women of Port-Royal.
Richard DeClue, systematic theologian and professor of theology at the Word on Fire Institute, will offer a lecture on the heart of Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI’s theological legacy.
The Fons Vitae Catholic initiative is offering a six-part seminar-style course on John Henry Newman’s "The Idea of a University," led by Professor Reinhard Huetter, visiting professor of Catholic theology. This short course is free and open to all.
The Fons Vitae Catholic initiative is offering a six-part seminar-style course on John Henry Newman’s "The Idea of a University," led by Professor Reinhard Huetter, visiting professor of Catholic theology. This short course is free and open to all.
The Fons Vitae Catholic initiative is offering a six-part seminar-style course on John Henry Newman’s "The Idea of a University," led by Professor Reinhard Huetter, visiting professor of Catholic theology. This short course is free and open to all.
Following a Duke screening of The Shroud: Face to Face, we invite Robert Orlando, Ross Wagner, and Peter Casarella to take us even deeper into the mystery of the Shroud of Turin and what it means for us today.
Duke Catholic Center of Duke University and Fons Vitae of Duke Divinity School present a free screening of The Shroud: Face to Face and welcome Director Robert Orlando for a Q&A to follow.
The Fons Vitae Catholic initiative is offering a six-part seminar-style course on John Henry Newman’s "The Idea of a University," led by Professor Reinhard Huetter, visiting professor of Catholic theology. This short course is free and open to all.
In this webinar series, we place two leading agricultural economists and two leading theologians on ecology and ethics in dialogue to grapple with four tough questions of ethics, food, policy, technology, and the environment.
The Fons Vitae Catholic initiative is offering a six-part seminar-style course on John Henry Newman’s "The Idea of a University," led by Professor Reinhard Huetter, visiting professor of Catholic theology. This short course is free and open to all.
In this webinar series, we place two leading agricultural economists and two leading theologians on ecology and ethics in dialogue to grapple with four tough questions of ethics, food, policy, technology, and the environment.
The Fons Vitae Catholic initiative is offering a six-part seminar-style course on John Henry Newman’s "The Idea of a University," led by Professor Reinhard Huetter, visiting professor of Catholic theology. This short course is free and open to all.
Sr. Damien Marie to lecture on the need to engage Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’ in light of our scientific understanding of creation and the ecological decline that lay before us.