The societal impact of artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving, creating an urgent need for broad, thoughtful discussion. That is one of the central messages emerging from a new ELCA paper and the wider conversation now beginning within the church about AI’s...
From legal experts to interfaith researchers, more parts of our daily conversations are incorporating concerns about faith, science, and AI. Notably, researchers at the University of Minnesota created the world’s first synthetic cell with a complete life cycle....
It’s shaping up to be a busy summer of faith and science dialogue, according to our most recent issue. The Los Alamos Faith and Science Forum opened its thirteenth summer series this month, offering weekly talks through August 12 at Trinity on the Hill Episcopal...
The news cycle continues to ramp up when it comes to politics and the economy, and yes, even science has been making headlines. It has given scholars active in religion and science more topics to consider as the research reverberates around the world and impacts...
This month Covalence is privileged to provide an exclusive look at Thomas Oord’s new work via an essay connecting God and creation in a new way. While emphasizing God as a Creator who creates, Oord, as a systematic theologian, offers a complete image of a...
With so much already to pray about this Lenten season, could you add scientists to your list? That’s the question scientist and singer/songwriter Ciara Reyes-Ton explores in our main feature this month. She shares with us resources written by scientists of faith...
