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Category - Charles Darwin

19 May 2010

What is the destination of our species?

Behind the tasks of politics, religion, philosophy and science lie abiding concerns about human nature and destiny, says Michael Meacher. In his new book, while eschewing conventional faith, he explains why he thinks life and humanity are full of purpose.
22 Feb 2010

Evolutionary biology a stimulus to theology, says US professor

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is a "cold bath" for theology, but also a stimulus to Christian theologians to think bold and enlivening new thoughts about God, says a Georgetown University professor.
29 Oct 2009

Survey indicates public confusion about science teaching

A new global opinion survey shows that the British public continue to be confused about how evolutionary science should be taught in school classrooms, and whether opposing 'creationist' views should be included.
7 Sep 2009

Religion and Darwin can help meet climate challenge, says scientist

The evolutionary basis of cooperation and mobilising religious believers to act against global warming are two key elements in the fight against climate change, claims Lord May.
14 Apr 2009

Darwin and Philosophy

Speakers: Dr Tim Lewens, Professor David Papineau
Chair: Dr Simon Glendinning
14 Apr 2009

Human Rights after Darwin: is a general theory of human rights now possible?

Conor Gearty speculates about the ongoing search for truth in human rights and reflects on his seven years as director of the Centre for the Study of Human Rights at LSE.
13 Feb 2009

Why Christians should celebrate Darwin

One of the deep mysteries of the early 21st century is why one set of Christians tries to persuade another set of Christians to reject the theory of evolution, says Denis Alexander. He suggests a positive perspective on faith, science and Darwin.
12 Feb 2009

Revised book advises on US science versus creationism controversy

As the world celebrates the bicentenary of Charles Darwin's birth and the publication of On the Origin of Species, the struggle for the integrity of school science education continues in the USA.
12 Feb 2009

Darwin doesn't need 'rescuing'
12 Feb 2009

Methodists and other churches join celebrations of Charles Darwin

Methodists and other churches have welcomed a day of celebration dedicated to the achievements of scientist Charles Darwin during the year marking his 200th birthday and 150-year-old book on the theory of evolution.

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