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SUMMARY:Lecture on January 22\, 2025\, at Rowan University in Glassboro\, NJ.
DESCRIPTION:There will be a free Public Lecture at 7:00pm on Wednesday\, January 22\, in the Eynon Ballroom (Chamberlain Student Center) of Rowan University (201 Mullica Hill Rd\, Glassboro\, NJ 08028).  The speaker will be Prof. Stephen M. Barr\, professor emeritus of physics at the University of Delaware and President of the Society of Catholic Scientists.  The title of the talk will be “Science and Religion: the myth of conflict.”  The talk is hosted by the Catholic Campus Ministry of Rowan University. \nAbstract of the talk: \nAbstract: Prof. Barr will argue that the supposed conflict between science and religion has really been a conflict between “scientific materialism” and religion. He will show that the science-versus-religion myth is based on misunderstandings of Christian belief\, an outdated view of scientific history\, and a skewed interpretation of what science has actually discovered about the universe. After clarifying some key theological concepts\, he will tell the story of the relation\nbetween Christianity and science\, including some dramatic facts that are relatively little known. He will then discuss several discoveries of the twentieth century\, primarily in physics\, and argue that they are more in line with the traditional Jewish and Christian view of the cosmos and of human beings than with materialist philosophy.
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SUMMARY:Lecture on January 26\, 2025\, at USC in Los Angeles\, CA.
DESCRIPTION:The Nova Forum for Catholic Thought is sponsoring a Talk at 7:00 pm on Sunday\, January 26\, at the University of Southern California’s Caruso Catholic Center (844 West 32nd Street\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90007).  The Speaker is Prof. Suzanne Bohlson of UC Irvine\, whose talk is entitled “The Catholic Scientist who Survived the Bomb: The Faith of Takashi Nagai.”  Prof. Bohlson is on the Board of the newly formed Southern California Chapter of the Society of Catholic Scientists.   \nThe talk will be given over dessert in Newman Hall following Mass and “SCupper.”  Sprinkles cupcakes & free copies of Nagai’s book (A Song for Nagasaki) for all who attend! \nCome hear the amazing story of the scientist and Catholic convert who survived the atomic bomb on Nagasaki and brought healing to his people. Even as he suffered from leukemia from the radiation\, Dr. Takashi Nagai lived a heroic life of service and forgiveness. Join us as Dr. Suzanne Bohlson\, professor of molecular biology at UC Irvine—another scientist and Catholic convert—tells the story of Nagai’s remarkable life. Dr. Bohlson will share her own story along the way and suggest what we can learn from Nagai. \n 
URL:https://catholicscientists.org/event/lecture-on-january-26-2025-at-usc-in-los-angeles-ca/
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SUMMARY:Public Lecture and Reception on January 27\, 2025\, at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia\, PA.
DESCRIPTION:There will be a Public Lecture at 7:00pm on Monday\, January 27\, at the Penn Newman Center of the University of Pennsylvania (111 South 38th Street\, University City\, Philadelphia).  The speaker is Prof. Maureen Condic of Catholic University of America (who is a Board member of SCS).  The title of the talk is “The Mystery of Human Life? On Biological Development and the Continuity Problem.”  The talk will be followed by a Q&A and a light reception \nThe event is sponsored by the Collegium Institute at the University of Pennsylvania as part of its Magi Project in partnership with the Philadelphia-area Chapter of the Society of Catholic Scientists and the Thomistic Institute. \nThis is the inaugural event of the Philadelphia -area Chapter of SCS.   \nREGISTER FOR THE EVENT HERE. \nMore about the Lecture:  In her lecture on the eve of the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas\, Dr. Condic will explore the leading proposals for identifying the beginning and end of human life as well as the scientific and philosophical challenges to each before making her own argument\, drawing from her work as a neurobiologist and molecular developmental biologist. Her remarks will be followed by an audience Q&A and light reception. \nMore about the Speaker: Dr. Condic is the inaugural Ombudsman and Distinguished Ordinary Professor at CUA\, and previously served as an Associate Professor of Neurobiology and Anatomy at the University of Utah School of Medicine. She is the author of two books on human development: Human Embryos\, Human Beings: A Scientific and Philosophical Approach and Untangling Twinning: What Science Tells Us about the Nature of Human Embryos.
URL:https://catholicscientists.org/event/public-lecture-and-reception-on-january-27-2025-at-the-university-of-pennsylvania-in-philadelphia-pa/
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SUMMARY:Gold Mass and Lecture on Jan 28\, 2025\, on USC campus\, Los Angeles\, CA.
DESCRIPTION:There will be a Gold Mass on Tuesday\, Jan 28\, 2024\, at 5:00pm at the Church of Our Savior on the USC campus (844 W 32nd St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90007).  Note: this is the 800th anniversary of the Birth of St. Thomas Aquinas.  The celebrant for the mass will be Archbishop José Gomez.  There will be a Dinner after mass at 6:00pm in Newman Hall and the patio of the church.   \nAt 6:30pm there will be an address on science and the Catholic faith by Dr. Jonathan Lunine\, Chief Scientist\, NASA JPL & Caltech \nThese events are co-sponsored by the Nova Forum for Catholic Thought  & the Society of Catholic Scientists \n 
URL:https://catholicscientists.org/event/gold-mass-and-lecture-on-jan-28-2025-on-usc-campus-los-angeles-ca/
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