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ISCAST is a network of people, from students to distinguished academics,
exploring the interface of science, technology, and Christian faith.
The patron of ISCAST is Professor Graeme Clark AC FAA FRS, bionic ear pioneer.

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Contextual Approaches in the Dialogue between Theology and Science

E El-Mahassni, Mar 2016
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Book Review—Evolution: Still a Theory in Crisis

Will Jones
August 2016

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Do we have a 'God Spot'? Is our faith determined by our brain architecture?

Do we have a 'God Spot'? Is our Faith Determined by our Brain Architecture?
Andrew Wood, October 2015.
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Events

Mar 16
Evolving Biology, Evolving Theology

We will consider how life emerged from primordial clay, so that it may observe and now speculate on its role in the...

Mar 17
"The good coherence between science and the Christian faith” by Professor Cees Dekker

Distinguished Professor Cees Dekker, one of Holland's most cited scientists, will give an ISCAST talk on the...

Mar 23
Fire in the Belly

On 23 March ISCAST Victoria will host a “Fire in the Belly” gathering at Chris White’s place.

Mar 27
"Christians in a Culture of Surveillance": An evening conversation in Melbourne with David Lyon

An evening conversation with surveillance specialist David Lyon on "Christians in a Culture of Surveillance...

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"A Reckless God?" Out Now!

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A Reckless God? Currents and Challenges in the Christian Conversation with Science, edited by ISCAST Executive Director Chris Mulherin, Roland Ashby, John Pilbrow and Stephen Ames, is the first in the "ISCAST Nexus" series. For buy links click here.

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WORTH PONDERING ...

The religion that is married to science today will be a widow tomorrow. The sciences in their multiple theories and forms come and go. Biology in the year 2050 may (will?) be as different from the biology of today as the religion of today is from the religion of 1850. But the religion that is divorced from science today will leave no offspring tomorrow.

Holmes Rolston

Science and Religion: A Critical Survey

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