Institute of Science and Faith
The Institute of Science and Faith is inspired by the guidelines proposed by John Paul II’s encyclical Fides et ratio. The educational objectives are: teaching, research, and the publication of studies on the relationship between science and faith, to provide answers to the most heartfelt ethical and anthropological questions of our history, trying to provide a point of agreement in the search for truth.
The Institute organises and conducts research and teaching on the topics at the heart of the discussion between sacredness and the scientific method. The study offer provides advanced training for professionals who wish to enhance their theoretical and cultural skills on the relationship between science and faith.
Training Paths and Research Projects
The Institute of Science and Faith has set up a series of international training courses on topics involving the dialogue between science and faith. Higher education diplomas, postgraduate diplomas, Master’s degrees and conferences. The Institute’s offer is also enriched by special study and research projects such as:
- A symbiosis research group, coordinated by Pietro Ramellini.
- GeoAstroLab, coordinated by Gianluca Casagrande, in collaboration with the EBU’s GREAL ( weather station link).
- SRM – Science and Religion in Media, directed by Paolo Centofanti (link: www.srmedia.info)
- Neurobioethics, coordinated by Alberto Carrara, Rafael Pascual, Alberto García, in collaboration with the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights. See http://neurobioetica.blogspot.it/
- Othonia – Shroud of Turin Research Group, coordinated by Fr. Rafael Pascual LC.