Truth in Science: Proof and Persuasion from Copernicus to the Galileo Affair
Talk given by Prof. Owen Gingerich at Summer Course 8, 7-13th July.
JwJ: Sunday October 15, 2006
Weekly JourneywithJesus.net postings, read by Daniel B. Clendenin. Essay: *Our Dappled World: Grace to Help in Our Time of Need or The Ultimate of All Miseries?* for Sunday 15 October 2006; book review: *God's Universe* by Owen Gingerich (2006); film review: *Water* (Indian) (2005); poem review: f…
Science and Religion
Harvard professor emeritus Dr. Owen Gingerich and Methodist pastor Dr. James Wofford explore the relationship between science and religion, and the Hungry Hoosier offers a Prairie Home Companion-appropriate recipe.
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Astronomer Owen Gingerich discusses spirituality and society
Harvard University astronomer Owen Gingerich delivered the inaugural Robert and Mabel Beggs Lecture on Science, Spirituality and Society, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. in Statler Auditorium.
Gingerich, professor emeritus of astronomy and the history of science at Harvard, is renowned in his field as a leading …
Arguing God's Existence
MEANING - You've heard the raucous noise about God; now listen to the cogent arguments, con and pro. Not that determining the existence of God is up for vote; when searching for Truth, majority opinion counts for nothing.
Featuring Keith Ward, Owen Gingerich, William Craig, Walter Sinnott-Armstron…
Christian Humanist Profiles 37: God's Planet
Todd Pedlar interviews Dr. Owen Gingerich, author of "God's Planet," published by Harvard University Press in 2014, on issues of science and religious belief.
What are the Limits of Science?
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How much can science discover? Are there boundaries to science? Are there truths—real truths—beyond science?
Featuring interviews with Frank Wilczek, J. Gott, Stephen Wolfram, Bas van Fraassen, and Owen Gingerich.
Searching for life in the Milky Way
Is there life in our galaxy? How would we know if we spotted it? Dr. Moiya McTier, astrophysicist and folklorist, joins us to talk about her Ph.D. research on exactly that, plus the many surprising ways we get data about our universe (plus some existential pondering, of course)! Warning: we will be…
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