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Enhancing Medicine? Should Medicine Be in the Business of Human Enhancement?

Andrew Sloane

Greek Orthodox Perceptions of Communication Technology: Past and Present

Sandy Sakorrafou

Learned Ignorance? On Enlightened Blindness to the Divine and the Demonic

Paul Tyson

Maria Sibylla Merian in Picture Books: Metanarratives about Science and Religion

Danielle Terceiro

Reflections on the Relationship between Orthodox Christian Theology and Psychoanalysis: A Review Essay

Antonios Kaldas

Disentangling the Histories of Science and Religion

James C. Ungureanu

An Unnecessary War: The Tragedy and Wasted Effort of the Conflict between Science and Religion

Carolyn M. King

Bornavirus Genes in the Human Genome: Bringing the New from the Old

Graeme Finlay

Christianity’s Earliest Encounter with the Ancient Techno-Scientific China: Critical Lessons from Jingjiao’s Approach

Jacob Chengwei Feng

Person on a train on phone. Everyone around them is also on their phone. Representing technological addiction.

Church Responses and Theological Resources for Technological Addiction

Armand Babakhanian

Recovering Genesis One from Scientific and Societal Misunderstanding

Alan Dickin

Being and Becoming: The Complementarity of Creation and Evolution

Graeme Finlay