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March-April 2006
April 11, 2006
"Scholarly honesty demands that we put Darwin in the context of his time and not pretend he was a disembodied genius free from the prejudices of the Victorian age"
Story appeared on SciTechDaily Review.
Click here to read Two Cheers for Darwin by Michael Ruse.
April 9, 2006
"Happiness, nature and nurture"
Story appeared on The Business of Emotions.
Click here to read Set Point Match by Nancy Etcoff.
April 5, 2006
"As we've come to expect explanations for the universe to defy our senses, our fascination with such possible explanations has grown"
Story appeared on SciTechDaily Review.
Click here to read What Lies Beneath by Dan Falk.
March 24, 2006
"Set Point Match"
Story appeared on Biological Psychology NewsLink.
Click here to read Set Point Match by Nancy Etcoff.
March 23, 2006
"Is happiness genetic?"
Story appeared on 3quarksdaily.
Click here to read Set Point Match by Nancy Etcoff.
March 23, 2006
"Some people are happier than others, some people seem never to be happy, and others seem glad to be unhappy—blame the hedonic set point"
Story appeared on SciTechDaily Review.
Click here to read Set Point Match by Nancy Etcoff.
March 14, 2006
"Equal Marriage = Common Good!"
Story appeared on William Brandes Consulting.
Click here to read Happier Ever After by Marianna Krejci-Papa.
March 13, 2006
"When the stakes include hunger, poverty, ecological risks, and unforeseen consequences, the more guidance we have regarding GM, the better"
Story appeared on SciTechDaily Review.
Click here to read God and the New Foodstuffs by Trey Popp.
March 3, 2006
"God and GM Foods"
Story appeared on Acton Institute PowerBlog.
Click here to read God and the New Foodstuffs by Trey Popp.
March 2, 2006
"God and the New Foodstuffs"
Information about the March-April article of the same name appeared in the "Rest of the Best" section on Science & Theology News-The Daily Dose.
Click here to read God and the New Foodstuffs by Trey Popp.
March 2, 2006
"God and the New Foodstuffs"
Information about the March-April article of the same name appeared on AGBioWorld.
Click here to read God and the New Foodstuffs by Trey Popp.
January-February 2006
February 22, 2006
"Google Yourself an Organ Donor"
Story appeared on Anabaptist Center for Healthcare Ethics.
Click here to read Reorganization by Jenny Desai
February 22, 2006
"Science & Spirit (January/February)"
A review of Lucy McCauley's article, "Lost and Found" appeared on The Fort Wayne News-Sentinel.
Click here to read Lost and Found by Lucy McCauley
February 17, 2006
"Science & Spirit (January/February)"
A review of Lucy McCauley's article, "Lost and Found" appeared on The Dallas Morning News.
Click here to read Lost and Found by Lucy McCauley
February 13, 2006
"Google Yourself an Organ Donor"
Story appeared on Beliefnet.
Click here to read Reorganization by Jenny Desai
February 8, 2006
"Is Suffering All in Our Minds?"
Story appeared on Beliefnet.
Click here to read Craving a Discourse by Dean Nelson.
February 1, 2006
"Keeping the Faith "
An essay by Science & Spirit editor, Marc Kaufman, appeared on PBS as part of an Exploring Space Essay Collection.
Click here to read the essay in full.
February 1 , 2006
"Maybe the best way for science and religion to coexist is independently, each providing powerful answers to distinct sets of questions, neither expected to fully accomodate the other"
Story appeared on SciTechDaily Review.
Click here to read War of the Worlds by George Johnson.
January 30, 2006
"An increasing number of patients in desperate need of a transplant are using the Internet to find compatible living donors"
Story appeared on SciTechDaily Review.
Click here to read Reorganization by Jenny Desai.
January 16, 2006
"In our sister publication, Science & Spirit, John Hedley Brooke, the Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford University in England, shows how the relationship between science and religion must always be placed within a historical context..."
Story appeared on Science & Theology News-The Daily Dose.
Click here to read A Call for Complexity by John Hedley Brooke.
January 12, 2006
"Craving a Discourse"
Information about the January-February article of the same name appeared on America Buddhist Net.
Click here to read Craving a Discourse by Dean Nelson.
January 9, 2006
"Craving a Discourse"
Information about the January-February article of the same name appeared on Science & Theology News-The Daily Dose.
Click here to read Craving a Discourse by Dean Nelson.
January 5, 2006
"Craving a Discourse"
Information about the January-February article of the same name appeared on Buddhism News.
Click here to read Craving a Discourse by Dean Nelson.
January 4, 2006
"Craving a Discourse"
Information about the January-February article of the same name appeared on Celebrity from A to Z: Gyatso, Tenzin.
Click here to read Craving a Discourse by Dean Nelson.
January 1, 2006
"Roof of new 21,000 seat church looks like a vast mountain meadow"
Story appeared on Fark.
Click here to read Nature Hits the Roof by Trey Popp.
November-December 2005
December, 2005
“He looks better from behind..."
A quote from the November-December 2005 article "The Entertainment Enlightenment: Laughing Off Boundaries" appeared on Ode magazine.
Click here to read The Entertainment Enlightenment: Laughing Off Boundaries by Chhavi Sachdev and Karen Freeman.
November 26, 2005
"Science & Spirit (November)"
A review of the November-December 2005 issue appeared on The Tallahassee Democrat.
Click here to read articles from the November-December 2005 issue.
November 19, 2005
"Science & Spirit (November)"
A review of the November-December 2005 issue appeared on The Dallas Morning News.
Click here to read articles from the November-December 2005 issue.
November 15, 2005
"The November/December issue of Science & Spirit magazine featured CBIS' success with Best Buy on the issue of violent video games to illustrate the increasing influence of socially responsible investing."
Story appeared on Christian Brothers Investment Services, Inc.
Click here to read Putting Stock in Values by Paul O'Donnell.
November 11, 2005
"Science & Spirit (May/June 2005) reports that a high school in Tucson, Arizona, mounted solar panels on your roof, saving itself a lot of money on electricity and getting a terrific science lab in the bargain."
Story appeared on Ode magazine.
Click here to read Solar Systems by Barbara Stahura.
November 10, 2005
"The Jew and The Genius"
Story appeared on 3quarksdaily.
Click here to read The Jew and The Genius by Karen C. Fox.
November 8, 2005
"Did God Have a Choice? "
Story appeared on Beliefnet.
Click here to read Faith-Based Space by Katharine Dunn.
November 8, 2005
"Einstein's Leap of Faith "
Story appeared on Beliefnet.
Click here to read The Jew and The Genius by Karen C. Fox.
November 3, 2005
"Writing in our sister publication, Science & Spirit, Katharine Dunn looks at how astronomers look at the universe through the eyes of faith or unbelief"
Story appeared on Science & Theology News-The Daily Dose.
Click here to read Faith-Based Space by Katharine Dunn.
November 1, 2005
"Words to Live By"
Story appeared on Soujourners.
Click here to read Words to Live By by Dean Nelson.
November 1, 2005
"The magazine Science & Spirit looks at green roofs as a new trend emerging from aesthetic, environmental, and religious concerns."
Story appeared on The Dirt.
Click here to read Nature Hits the Roof by Trey Popp.
November 1, 2005
"Nature Hits the Roof: An emerging trend for environmental, religious, and aesthetic reasons,
green roofs can create an urban canopy sensitive to the intersection of architecture and landscape."
Story appeared on ArchNewsNow.
Click here to read Nature Hits the Roof by Trey Popp.
November 1, 2005
"On Science and Religion "
Story appeared on The Geoscience Research Institute.
Click here to read On Science and Religion A speech given by Albert Einstein at The Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in 1941.
November 2005
"Science & Spirit-The Entertainment Enlightenment"
Story appeared on Spearhead-Home.
Click here to read The Entertainment Enlightenment: Singing His Peace by Chhavi Sachdev and Karen Freeman.
November 2005
"Robert Pollack, director of the Center for the Study of Science and Religion at Columbia University, thinks we may be asking the wrong questions about conception and stem cells..."
Story appeared on SciTechDaily Review.
Click here to read Soulful Reasoning by Marianna Krejci-Papa.
October 31, 2005
"Nature Hits the Roof"
Story appeared on Greenroofs.com: The Resource Portal for Green Roofs.
Click here to read Nature Hits the Roof by Trey Popp.
October 27, 2005
"Einstein on Science and Religion"
Story appeared on 3quarksdaily.
Click here to read On Science and Religion A speech given by Albert Einstein at The
Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in 1941.
September-October 2005
October 10, 2005
"Paper trail of rulings in the evolution debate"
Story appeared on
USA Today.
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to read the full story.
October 7, 2005
"Evolution, more than any other concept in science, awakens a resistance among those who feel it directly threatens their religious convictions"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
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to read The Courtship of Charles Darwin by Edward J. Larson.
October 6, 2005
"Science & Spirit has an essay arguing that Catholics and evolutionists should bury the hatchet once and for all."
Story appeared on Science & Theology News-The Daily Dose .
Click here to read Arguing on Purpose a web exclusive by Jeremy Sherman.
September 29, 2005
"The US represents the greatest scientific force the world has ever seen, so how can it be so blind, so stupid, so religious, when it comes to evolution?"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read America's Evolving Problem by Michael Ruse.
September 28, 2005
"When Darwin said that we descended from the apes, he was wrong—we are apes"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read All in the Family by Frans de Waal.
September 26, 2005
"There is good potential in taking up abandoned drug development programmes"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read The Drug Dealer by Elizabeth Svoboda.
September 4, 2005
"College students are increasingly tolerant and interested in exploring spirituality along with academic staples. So why are universities reluctant to meet their demands?"
Story appeared on The Center for Religion, the Professions, and the Public.
Click here to read School Spirit by Elizabeth Svoboda.
July-August 2005
August 18, 2005
"Unlike the static formulae of the Western, the detective story, the horror or romance, science fiction is marked by continuous change"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
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to read Tales From Tomorrow by James Gunn.
August 4, 2005
"Atheists Are Spiritual, Too"
Story appeared on
Beliefnet.
Click here
to read Science Is My Savior by Michael Shermer.
August 4, 2005
"Breaking the Science-Atheism Bond"
Story appeared on
Beliefnet.
Click here
to read God As My Guide by Alister McGrath.
July 27, 2005
"Will the birth of a male contraceptive pill change our understanding of gender roles?"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read A Better Pill To Swallow? by Kimberly Roots.
July 27, 2005
"A Better Pill to Swallow?"
Story appeared on
3quarksdaily.
Click here
to read A Better Pill To Swallow? by Kimberly Roots.
July 22, 2005
"Science is the rubric for the investigation of ideas, and science fiction is a fertile ground for
those ideas, says writer Greg Benford"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
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to read Gregory Benford on Science Fiction by Ami Albernaz.
July 8, 2005
"If we want to help impoverished nations, we can start by finding the world's positive deviants"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read On the Front Lines by Jerry Sternin.
July 6, 2005
"A Pill for Men: Score!"
Story appeared on
ms. musings.
Click here
to read A Better Pill to Swallow by Kimberly Roots.
May-June 2005
June 29, 2005
"What is it about US environmental politics that attracts so many endearingly strange creatures?"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read The Green Dealers, a web exclusive by Trey Popp.
June 24, 2005
"No other creatures can embody the universe of the galaxies in the tissues of their minds"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read Journey to the Center of the World, a web exclusive by Chet Raymo.
May 31, 2005
"How can Africa deal with AIDS when political and cultural factors cause it to be treated as an imaginary syndrome?"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read Causal Relations by Stephanie Chasteen.
May 23, 2005
"Physics was the superstar of the sciences, but that was sooo last century"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read Curtain Call by John S. Rigden.
May 23, 2005
"Last century, physics was the superstar of the sciences"
Story appeared on
3quarksdaily.
Click here
to read Curtain Call by John S. Rigden.
May 16, 2005
"Science may not be enough to answer our biggest questions, but people like Paul Davies will continue to ask them"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read The Next Philosophy, a Q&A with Paul Davies by Marianna Krejci Papa.
May 12, 2005
"Our reproductive biology is designed for the short term, not the long term, and we are dangerously out of step with time"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read Inside the Cuckoo Clock by Michael Ruse.
May 11, 2005
"Reproductive genetic testing promises to screen out fatal diseases, pinpoint donor matches, and provide designer offspring. Is that really what we want?"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read Testing Our Ethical Limits by Trey Popp.
May 1, 2005
"Bedside Manners: One Doctor’s Reflections on the Oddly Intimate Encounters Between Patient and Healer"
Story appeared on
The Center for Religion, the Professions, and the Public.
Click here
to read Close Examinations by Anna B. Reisman.
May 2005
"The cover package "Time to Burn?" is a collection of deep discussions of the human capacity, or lack thereof, for planning ahead..."
Review appeared on
The Fort Wayne News-Sentinel.
March-April 2005
April 18, 2005
"What is the most important unsolved scientific problem? According to John Horgan, it's the persistence of warfare"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read War or Peace by John Horgan.
April 17, 2005
"John Horgan: the most important unsolved scientific problem"
Story appeared on
3quarksdaily.
Click here
to read War or Peace by John Horgan.
March 31, 2005
"How long can you live? Forever, perhaps, if you motivate gerontologists enough"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read Pluck Everlasting by Elizabeth Svoboda.
March 26, 2005
""Better in the Long Run" - (positive sense of life = better health and longer life)"
Story appeared on
Sense of Life Objectivists.
Click here
to read Better in the Long Run by Marianna Krejci-Papa.
March 23, 2005
"The most psychologically healthy members of society believe life has purpose and meaning"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read Better in the Long Run by Marianna Krejci-Papa.
March 23, 2005
"The documentary Thirst explores the issues of water privitization"
Web exclusive story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read The Future of Water by Ami Albernaz.
March 22, 2005
"Does our nature condemn us to perpetual war?"
Story appeared on
SciTechDaily Review.
Click here
to read In the Minds of Men by Jenny Desai.
March 17, 2005
"Red Hot Site of the Day"
Information about Science & Spirit appeared on RedNova.
March 9, 2005
"Science & Spirit Magazine writes "Pluck Everlasting""
Story appeared on
The Methuselah Mouse Prize.
Click here
to read Pluck Everlasting by Elizabeth Svoboda.
March 2005
Science & Spirit Magazine writes "Sowing the Seeds of Peace"
Information about the story appeared on
U.S. Institute of Peace.
Click here
to read Sowing the Seeds of Peace by Mike Martin.
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