Posts Tagged ‘science’
What is Skepticon and Why Does It Matter?; Lauren Lane
Learn from the Founder and President of Skepticon Lauren Lane about how this unique…
Read MoreThe Ethics of Economic Sustainability: Earth Day Celebration; John Ikerd, PhD
How can we meet the economic needs of all in the present while leaving…
Read MoreStem Cells: Implications for Human Health and Animal Research; Anand Chandrasekhar, PhD
Professor Chandrasekhar will discuss the discovery of stem cells and ethical issues associated with…
Read MoreWildCare Park and the Evolution of Our Zoo; Jeffrey Bonner
The Zoo is at a turning point in its 112-year history. It is preparing…
Read MoreStephen Meyer, James Croft: Philosophers Battle Over the God Hypothesis
Leader James Croft discusses the book Return of God Hypothesis with Stephen Meyer. “In…
Read More2020 Ethics in Action Award: Gary Morse, PhD
Ethics in Action Award presented to Gary Morse, PhD, honoring his work with Places for People
Read MoreOpening Words from Sun. November 8 by Nellie Brown
Good morning. Thank you for allowing me to give opening words today. I am…
Read MoreConfronting the Megacrisis: The Danger We’re In and Our Power to Make Changes; James Croft, EdD, Leader
Our society is beset by numerous interlinked crises: political dysfunction, economic collapse, and environmental…
Read MoreScience, Scientism and the Role of Philosophy and Religion; Stephen Law
Stephen Law is formerly reader and head of department in philosophy at Heythrop College…
Read MoreChristine Floss, late member, honored by special journal issue
The late Christine Floss was a long term member of our Society. “A special…
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