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Free Will Resides in Your Brain

If you thought you had a choice about free will, scientists say perhaps not. It actually is physically part of the brain. So making choices is innately part of being human science says, but what does religion say?

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 17 comments

Professor Richard Dawkins interviews Father George Coyne about his faith

Professor Richard Dawkins interviewed Father George Coyne for his program "The Genius of Charles Darwin." Although the interview did not make the program, it was a remarkable interview, and it can now be seen on the Internet.

In the Media by Bart B. Van Bockstaele - 16 comments

Op-Ed: From physicist to priest - John Polkinghorne talks about science and religion

John Polkinghorne was once a renowned physicist, until he changed and became an Anglican priest. When someone of his calibre speaks, one listens and hopes to learn. Mary Hynes interviewed John Polkinghorne on CBC radio.

In the Media by Bart B. Van Bockstaele - 7 comments

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Can Religion Save Us?

Religion is not something that scientists study very deeply, say anthropologist Scott Atran and social psychologist Jeremy Ginges in the journal Science. There is sort of an agreement between science and religion to remain separate, they say, and that has not been a good thing.

In pictures: Science meets art

Winners of science photography contest dazzle

AUDIO: Can science see into the future?

Simon Ings, editor of Arc and science fiction writer, and a former Tomorrow's World presenter and BBC science presenter Maggie Philbin discuss the science of futurology.

VIDEO: Back to the future of computer science

The way computer science was taught in the UK's schools in the 1980s could be making a comeback

Sweden's file-sharing 'religion'

An organisation dedicated to file-sharing is officially recognised as a religion in Sweden.

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Carol Forsloff

The booths here are part of a display used at World Religion Day. The central display is that of Eckankar that has its own unique view of the process of dying and what happens next after death.

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