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Including the Discussion of a Recent Article on David Bohm's Cosmology
Review of: Orthodoxy and Artificial Intelligence: Dictionary of Technology and a Double Logos, A Contribution to the Dialogue of Science and Religion. Eds. Aleksandar Petrovic and Aleksandra Stevanovic, National Hellenic Research Foundation, 2019, ISBN 978-960-9538-82-4, pp. 168.
Review by Antoine Melki, University of Balamand
by Niki HASAPI, MTh / Postgraduate Student in Science Communication, Hellenic Open University
To celebrate the relaunch of its journal Christian Perspectives on Science and Technology, ISCAST (Australia) will award three prizes of AUD 500 each for the best articles published in 2022 under the following categories:
Η ομάδα "Κοσμολογία και Θεολογία, Επιστήμη και Θρησκεία" «ανακρίνει» τον Ευθύμιο Νικολαΐδη για το βιβλίο του Science and Eastern Orthodoxy. From the Greek Fathers to the Age of Globalization (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2011)
The group "Cosmology and Theology, Science and Religion" "interrogate" Efthymios Nikolaidis on his book Science and Eastern Orthodoxy. From the Greek Fathers to the Age of Globalization (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2011) (in Greek)
A conversation between SOW Director Efthymios Nicolaidis, and Rev. Doru Costache, Director of the Australian Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies (AIOCS). The discussion focused on Efthymios' career, from his training as a physical scientist (astronomy) to his research in the history of science and then in the history of faith and science in the Orthodox tradition.
A conversation between Dr. Kostas Tampakis, Associate Researcher, the Institute of Historical Research at the National Hellenic Research Foundation, Athens, Greece and Rev. Doru Costache, Director of the Australian Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies (AIOCS). The discussion moved from Kostas' career trajectory to his current research in contemporary Orthodox attitudes towards the sciences. It focused on the importance of historical awareness on the part of Orthodox and non-Orthodox alike in regard to the various Orthodox ways of tackling the sciences.
A conversation between Byzantinist and SOW Events & Communications manager Dr. Nikolaos Livanos and Rev. Doru Costache, Director of the Australian Institute of Orthodox Christian Studies (AIOCS) on the three phases of a worldwide exploration of how Orthodox Christians perceive and interact with the scientific culture of our day.
Evdoxie Delli, Modern Science and Theology: Two divergent "languages"? (in Greek),
Philosophia 50 (2020) 236-262
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