Wellington Winter Lecture Series 2022: Physics and Ethics
Science and Christian Faith in an Age of Misinformation
Physics
James Webb telescope – seeing the unseen.
"As a Christian, I hold to the view that there is more to life than what we see in the physical realm. Truth is not confined to physical reality but reaches deep into the unseen from which we derive moral sensibility and a profound sense of place and meaning. And if indeed the physical universe is Created then the ultimate truth surely is to be found in the search for our Creator. We as humans build our lives around the as-yet unseen and it is only natural that we should reach out to the ultimate Unseen."
ISCAST–NZCIS Conversations Series 2021 #2: General Themes
An intriguing ‘mixed bag’ of topics, shared with our Australian counterparts ISCAST. Weekly 1-hour webinar covering a range of aspects of the conversation between science and faith, including Mathematics and Faith, Attachment theory, Metaphysics, exegeting the ‘7-days’ of Creation on Genesis, and an Orthodox faith view on science. Well worth exploring!
Wellington Winter Lecture Series 2021: Science and Faith
Science and Faith: the Wellington Winter Lectures.
God and Science
Dr Jeff Tallon, physicist specialising in the fields of superconductivity and nanotechnology, explains the nature of science and often it requires a kind of to believe in the universal truths.
ISCAST–NZCIS Conversations Series 2021 #1: General Themes
The 2021 series covered a range of fascinating topics. View the 1-hour Conversations here.
Big Questions in Science and Theology
Lecture by Prof. Jeff Tallon on the Big Questions in Science and Theology from the 18th of March 2020.