McGrath - INTRO_18 - The Big Bang: Creation and Cosmology
Additional Information
| Category | IRC Short |
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| Speakers | McGrath, Alister |
| Year | 2021 |
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In the previous presentation, we considered the religious significance of the "big bang", focussing on the idea that the universe had a beginning. This presentation focusses on a second aspect of modern cosmology - the recognition that the universe seems to have originated with life-friendly constants embedded within it. What does this mean? And what might its religious significance be?
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Science and Religion: Introducing the Field |
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Conclusion: Framing the Relation of Science and Religion |