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This the official podcast of the Science and Spirituality Institute. The focus is on relationships between the sciences and different spiritualities and faith traditions. We rely primarily upon the dialogue methodology for exploring these relationships.
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29 episodes
since April 21, 2025
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Can Darwin's theory of evolution deepen our understanding of God rather than simply challenge it?
Evolution has often been portrayed as a threat to Christian faith. Its long history of struggle, predation, suffering, death, and extinction seems to intensify one of theology&apo…
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Richard Randolph speaks with Braden Molhoek, Director of the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS), about artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, virtues, and the changing landscape of the science and religion dialogue.
Braden begins by describing …
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Do Christians have to believe that the miracle stories in the Bible literally happened in order to be faithful followers of Jesus?
In this thought-provoking episode, Richard Randolph explores one of the most challenging questions at the intersection of science and faith. Drawing o…
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In this episode of Science and Spirituality for the Curious, I explore an important question: What happens when we integrate our spiritual lives with our physical lives, rather than treating them as separate dimensions of human existence?
My guest is Rev. Dr. Shelly Petz, author of…
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This episode features a panel discussion and review of the controversial new film, The Story of Everything. Philosopher of science Stephen Meyer is the screenwriter, and he draws heavily from his book, Return of the God Hypothesis. The film was directed by Eric Esau. It has had …
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Richard Randolph has a fascinating discussion with John Grim, a historian of religions focusing on Indigenous Traditions. During their conversation, John shares his experiences learning from indigenous peoples, including being adopted by Crow people from Montana and invited to part…
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In this episode, Richard examines one of the most profound questions in the Christian faith: Can science explain—or prove—the Resurrection? Drawing on conversation with physicist-theologian Robert Russell, this episode explores whether scientific cosmology can inform—and deepen—o…
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John Grimm, and his spouse Mary Evelyn Tucker, are co-founders of the Yale Forum on Ecology and Religion. Previously they also organized a series of conferences at Harvard University, resulting in a multi-volume series on Religions and Ecology.
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In this episode, Richard interviews Dr. Brian Swimme, a mathematical cosmologist and evolutionary philosopher, best known for articulating a “universe story” in collaboration with the late cultural historian and theologian Thomas Berry. Their work integrates contemporary cosmology…
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In this episode, Richard interviews Dr. Zeynep Kuleli, a historian of Science and Technology. They discuss Dr. Kuleli’s research into Sufi spirituality and…
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