We cordially invite you to watch today’s episode of “Unfinished Conversations” on Polish television “Trwam” with the participation of prof. Grzegorz Karwasz. The discussion refers relationship between faith and reason.
On the anniversary of Copernicus’ birth, prof. Piotr Roszak conducted a seminar for professors from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome on biblical Thomism and its relationship…
On November 16-17, 2023 in Rijeka we will begin International Scientific Conference “Pain and suffering: from problematic experience to knowledge and solution”. Conference Programme: Book of Abstracts Day 1 10.00…
Associate Professor Dr. Saša Horvat, a member of the team, delivered a lecture titled Pain – Punishment or the Strength of Life? at the international interdisciplinary symposium Strength of Weakness. During the lecture, he showcased…
Ruben Herce (University of Navarra, Spain): The perception of the suffering of the weak, the innocent and the marginalized from the perspective of evolution and Christian theology. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering:…
Paweł Orzeł (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń): The transhumanist point of view to the evolutionary indifference to pain and suffering. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”, Torun, 14-15…
Anne Kull (University of Tartu, Estonia): Sexual violence: a complex web of failures for God or nature? Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”, Torun, 14-15 April…
Saša Horvat (University of Rijeka, Croatia): Pain, life and God – facing perplexity and paradox. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”, Torun, 14-15 April 2023
Michal Valco (Comenius University, Slovakia): The pain-riddled world as a workshop of the soul: St. Irenaeus and Martin Luther on the purpose of suffering in God’s good creation. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain…
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