Religion and Science

A statement on the Bahá’í perspective on science and religion. "Bahá’ís reject the notion that there is an inherent conflict between science and religion."

A site on faith and science featuring religious writers like Francis Collins and N.T. Wright.

DoSER is a project implemented by the AAAS to engage science more closely with societal issues and religious conversations.

The prestigious Gifford Lectureships were established by Adam Lord Gifford (1820–1887), a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland. The purpose of Lord Gifford's bequest to the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, St. Andrews and Aberdeen was to sponsor lectures to “promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term—in other words, the knowledge of God”.

An article by Michael Balboni and Tracy Balboni from June 1, 2019

A research center at the University of Oxford

A branch of the Center for Mind and Culture in Boston, Massachusetts

A U.K. society of scholars focusing on various aspects of science and religion.

The work supported by the John Templeton Foundation crosses disciplinary, religious, and geographical boundaries. We fund work on subjects ranging from black holes and evolution to creativity, forgiveness, and free will. We also encourage civil, informed dialogue among scientists, philosophers, theologians, and the public at large.

Islamic Sciences explores, from Islamic perspectives, religious and philosophical implications of data and theories originating in the natural, biological, and cognitive sciences. The prime goal of the journal is to enhance our understanding of God, life, and the cosmos. JIS also serves as a creative forum for establishing a renewed and rigorous relationship with the spiritual and intellectual traditions of Islam.

A discussion of evolutionary theory in relation to religious belief.

A Pew study on the perceived conflict between science and religion.

A statement from the UMC website.