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Seminar, 24 May 2023

When Beliefs Don't Seem True

A seminar presented by the Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion and the Humane Philosophy Project. This talk is free and open to the public.

Seminar, 3 May 2023

Personal Identity and the Creation of Self

A seminar presented by the Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion and the Humane Philosophy Project. This talk is free and open to the public.

Book Launch, 9 March 2023

"The Meaning of Mourning"

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A New Introductory Series on Science and Religion by the former IRC Director, Alister McGrath

27 short videos introducing the field

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A Conference in Honour of Alister McGrath, retiring Andreas Idreos Chair

14 July - 16 July 2022, University of Oxford. Participation will be possible in person and online. There are opportunities for short papers.

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2019 Bampton Lectures, on Science and Religion, by Peter Harrison

"Rethinking Relations between Science and Religion," delivered by Prof. Peter Harrison, former IRC Director, at the University Church.

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Why Study Science & Religion at Oxford University? Undergraduate Courses and Graduate Studies

Join an international group of scholars and students, dedicated to pushing new frontiers in research.

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Science and Religion in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)

IRC projects between the Elbe River and the Caspian Sea

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24 May

When Beliefs Don't Seem True

Main Aula, Blackfriars Hall, Oxford

3 May

Personal Identity and the Creation of Self

Theology Faculty Main Lecture Room, Gibson Building, Oxford

9 Mar

Book Launch, "The Meaning of Mourning"

Main Aula, Blackfriars Hall, St Giles, Oxford OX1 3LY

8 Mar

Medieval Communism

Theology Faculty Main Lecture Room, Gibson Building, Oxford

1 Feb

Sciences and the Future of Religion

Theology Faculty Main Lecture Room, Gibson Building, Oxford

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I was told when I started as a DPhil student in Theology, specialising in Science and Religion, that the university experience should be that of a garden, not a machine. It has brought me a lot of joy to discover that this statement is true of our graduate programme and of Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion. I am inspired by many members of our Faculty and fellow graduate students who pursue intellectually rigorous research with a stance of wonder.

MARI OVSEPYAN, RUSSIAN FEDERATION, CLARENDON SCHOLAR
DPhil Student - 2018

When Beliefs Don't Seem True

Personal Identity and the Creation of Self

"The Meaning of Mourning"

A New Introductory Series on Science and Religion by the former IRC Director, Alister McGrath

A Conference in Honour of Alister McGrath, retiring Andreas Idreos Chair

2019 Bampton Lectures, on Science and Religion, by Peter Harrison

Why Study Science & Religion at Oxford University? Undergraduate Courses and Graduate Studies

Science and Religion in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)

Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion

When Beliefs Don't Seem True

Personal Identity and the Creation of Self

Book Launch, "The Meaning of Mourning"

Medieval Communism

Sciences and the Future of Religion

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