Scientia et Fides #5
Scientia et Fides #5 https://scire.umk.pl/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Piotr-Duchlinski-27.03.png 1080 1080 ECLASThis academic year, as the Pro Futuro Theologiae Foundation, we are returning with a monthly series of seminars…
ECLAS Project
We want to show that science and religion can together answer the questions of the modern world.
Scientia et Fides #4
Scientia et Fides #4 https://scire.umk.pl/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/SetF-27.02.png 1080 1080 ECLASThis academic year, as the Pro Futuro Theologiae Foundation, we are returning with a monthly series of seminars…
Reading the Bible in an Age of Science
Reading the Bible in an Age of Science https://scire.umk.pl/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/1-1536x864-1.png 1536 864 ECLASHow do we read the Bible when we have access to ever more newer and newer technological developments?…
Grantees ECLAS Project
Grantees ECLAS Project https://scire.umk.pl/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/stypendia-na-str-ENG.png 1280 474 ECLASScience and religion Science and religion are two different spheres, very often portrayed as irreconcilable. However, we are…
Project description
Science and religion are two different spheres, which are often presented as irreconcilable. However, we are concerned with real change – in education, in parishes, in our approach to science and faith. We want to show that these two worlds are not alien to each other.
Don’t wait for someone else to bring these worlds together. Start taking action now. Your idea could be the one that inspires others.
Executive summary
Our fundamental aim is to demonstrate the mutual cooperation between science and religion. To this end, we want to work to equip Christian leaders with the tools, context and skills they need to confidently engage with science in their ministry and personal faith.
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www.eclasproject.org
How do we provide a groundwork for dialogue and cooperation between science and religion? What can we do together to put an end to the series of conflicts over the relationship between science-faith and faith-science?
Have you ever wondered what a seminary education would look like if theological lectures featured the latest developments in science? Or would there be space in your parish for scientific lectures, workshops or exhibitions?