Science-Religion courses

Keith B Miller (kbmill@ksu.edu)
Thu, 15 Jan 1998 21:06:51 -0600

I thought that some on the ASA list might be interested in the following
list of science/religion course outlines available on the web. (My
apologies to those already on the Templeton listserve.)

Keith

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Below is a list of eight URLs for science and religion courses on the web.
I didn't get much of a response to my request for courses online, but I
know there are more of you out there. So please send me your links and I
will repost an updated list in a month or so.

On the human cloning issue, I have two further links to share. Ron
Cole-Turner sends the United Church of Christ opinion page, where there is
an online discussion of cloning: <http://www.ucc.org/opinion/>. Larry Rupp
also sends us some information on how to "copyright your DNA" via NYC
artist and entrepreneur, Larry Miller,
<http://www.heck.com/miller/dna.html>. Just so there will never be another
copy of you without your permission and royalties paid!

Thanks for the information. Keep sending those URLs, comments, events, and
analyses.

-- Billy Grassie
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Science and Religion Course on the Web (1/14/98)
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Religion and Psychology Course by Michael Nielson, Psychology, at Georgia
Southern University

<http://www.psych-web.com/psyrelig/psyrelig.htm>

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Science and Religion Course by Allen Gathman, Biology, at Southeast
Missouri State University.

<http://biology.semo.edu:80/web/courses/ui415/snr.html>

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Science and Religion Distance Learning Course by Larry Chapp, Religion, at
Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales. <Lsc0@email.allencol.edu> No
url available.

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Religion and Science Course by Michael Barnes, Religion, at University of
Dayton

<http://homepages.udayton.edu/~barnes/>

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Philosophy of Religion and Science I and II, by Julia Watkin and Phil Dowe,
Philosophy, University of Tasmania, Australia

<http://www.utas.edu.au/docs/humsoc/philosophy/2-3list.html>

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Seminars on Human Values, God, Religion and Science, by Frank Birtel, Math,
at Tulane University.

<http://www.tulane.edu/~ftbirtel>

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Science and the Sacred, by William Grassie, Religion, University of
Pennsylvania.

<http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/~grassie>

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Creation and Cosmos, by Norbert Samuelson and William Grassie, Religion,
Temple University.

<http://nimbus.ocis.temple.edu/~grassie>

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Keith B. Miller
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