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John Templeton Foundation (JTF)*
www.templeton.org/science.asp
The science and religion page of the John Templeton Foundation offers a wealth of information on course programs, essays, research grants, seminars, and much more.
Mere Creation
www.origins.org/mc/menus/
Mere Creation is committed to two Christian tasks-the ministry of evangelism and discipleship, and changing the thinking and climate of the university and culture. The later of these tasks was recently expressed by a conference on design and origins conducted by Mere Creation.
National Institute for Healthcare Research (NIHR)
www.nihr.org
The NIHR is leading the way in groundbreaking research on spirituality's link with health. Founded in 1991, NIHR has been responsible for networking the nation's top educators, researchers, scientists, physicians and medical professionals to advance the study of spirituality and health.
Origins*
www.origins.org
This site features scholarly and popular resources concerning intelligent design and philosophical theism.
Pascal Centre for Advanced Studies in Faith and Science*
www.redeemer.on.ca/pascal
The Pascal Centre promotes constructive relations between Christian faith and the natural sciences by means of education, outreach and research in the light of Scripture. The Centre provides helpful conferences and publications as well as a newsletter.
Pew Scholars Program
www.nd.edu/~pesp/pew.html
The goal of this program is to strengthen intellectual activity among Christian academics in North America by supporting specific research and writing projects as well as faculty and student development programs designed to bring Christian voices to important scholarly problems in the humanities, social sciences, and theological disciplines. This program is supported by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
Probe Ministries*
www.probe.org
The mission of Probe Ministries is to present balanced, biblically-based perspectives on a multitude of issues while training Christian students and adults to develop a Christian world view. Probe's outreaches include conferences, a radio program, and hundreds of resourceful articles.
Program of Dialogue Between Science & Religion (DBSR)*
www.aaas.org/spp/dspp/dbsr/default.htm
The Program is currently organized around the broad themes of evolution, human nature, bioethics, and bioresponsibility. Its functions range from organizing fora, conferences and consultations to developing workshops and training seminars to educate the religious community and journalists. The Program also undertakes research projects and studies to assess scientific developments and explore their ethical and religious implications. Another major goal is to establish channels of electronic communication with science and religion centers around the world.
Reasons to Believe*
www.reasons.org
This interdenominational ministry was founded in 1986 to remove the doubts of skeptics, strengthen the faith of believers and demonstrate that science and the Bible complement one another. The web site provides information about their ministry as well as valuable resources on apologetics.
Science & Theology News*
www.stnews.org
Science & Theology News is a dynamic monthly newspaper exploring the relationship between science, religion, and health. Get an inside view on the latest international research findings, funding opportunities, and dialogue on the advances occurring in this rapidly evolving field. The publication, edited by scientists, is a provocative source for anyone interested in science and theology. Now offering FREE 6-month trial subscription!
Science & Christianity*
http://home.earthlink.net/~schimmrich/
scichr/scichr.html
This site is a collection of hypertext links to assorted science and Christianity resources available on the world-wide-web and is the official homepage for the Science & Christianity mailing list (SCICHR). It is maintained by Dr. Steven H. Shimmrich, a professor of structural geology.
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