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Science and Religion (Popularity: ): Articles and extracts of books relating to a wide variety of topics within science and religion, including physics, the brain, belief in God, and religious experience.
Science and the Spiritual Quest II (Popularity: ): International research program based at CTNS. Includes details of forthcoming symposia, profiles of participating academics, and articles from the media.
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John Templeton Foundation (Popularity: ): Funds research to encourage exploration of the moral and spiritual dimensions of the universe and of human potential.
Science and Religion Forum (Popularity: ): UK based charity promoting discussion between scientific understanding and religious thought. Includes details of conferences, twice annual publication, and an annual report.
Theology and Science (Popularity: ): Print and electronic journal of the CTNS. Includes editorial policy, call for papers, and instructions for authors.
Zygon Center for Religion and Science (Popularity: ): Newsletter and articles, including several by Philip Hefner on human cloning.
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