CiS is an international network of those concerned with the relationship between science and Christian faith, open to scientists, teachers, students and all those with an interest in this dialogue.

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 CiS London Conference will be held this year on Saturday 30^th October at St Paul’s Church, Robert Adam Street, London.

THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF MODERN SCIENCE: Learning from the Past

As this is the 350^th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Society, we will have as our theme the History of Science.

Programme:

The Role of Protestantism in the Rise of Modern Science Peter Harrison (Oxford)

The Design Argument in the History of Natural Theology John Hedley Brooke (Oxford)

Adam’s Ancestors – the Understanding of the Historicity of Adam throughout the Ages David N Livingstone  (Belfast)

The Church and Science – Friends or Foes? Allan Chapman (Oxford)

Rebuilding the Matrix: Christian Faith and the Future of Science Denis Alexander (Cambridge)

Online registration will be coming soon

New Revised Date 

Student Conference 

Being A Christian in Science

Saturday 27th November 2010

10:00-17:30

London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC)

St. Peter's

 Vere Street

London W1G 0DQ 

CiS Newsletter, current and recent issues:

PréCiS 49 Winter 2009/10

CiS Journal, current issue:  

 Science & Christian Belief, April 2009  

CiS online articles:

Creationism, intelligent design and science education by Michael Poole (pdf)

Isn't science more rational than faith? by Prof. Alister McGrath (pdf)

Response to Dawkins: a collection of articles, interviews and reviews.

JOIN THE DISCUSSION

Click here to join the CiS email discussion forum.

2009 London Conference

"Applying science in a suffering world"

Professor John Wood - Biblical overview
Dr Mike Clifford - Sustainable technology
Professor John Wibberley - Agriculture
Professor Christopher Lavy - Medicine

Click here for audio files of the conference

 BioLogos launched by Francis Collins in the US.

New website from "The International Society for Science and Religion".

Online lecture from Peter S. Williams "A sceptics guide to Atheism"

NEW ONLINE MEMBERSHIP FORM - join CiS online and pay using paypal.

Article about evolution by Rev Melvin Tinker in Evangelicals Now

Test of FAITH: These resources for churches from the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion are now available. In addition versions for schools and also youth groups are now available.   

The majority of CiS activities occur in local groups spread throughout the UK. Please click on the following links to see what is going on in your area:

Bristol, Cambridge, Central-South,

Durham, Edinburgh,

Glasgow, Harrow,

Ireland, Norwich,

Nottingham,

Oxford, South-West.

If there is not a local group close to where you live why not start a new group with other CiS members in your area?