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The CTNS mission is carried out through three program areas: research, teaching and public service. The central scientific focus of these programs is on physics, cosmology, evolutionary biology, and genetics, with additional topics in the neurosciences, technology, the environmental sciences, and mathematics. The central theological focus is on Christian theology, ethics and spirituality, with additional attention to the theological issues arising from the engagement between the sciences and world religions.
CTNS Publically Announces The Campaign for
The Ian G. Barbour Chair in Theology and Science
What's
New:
The Center has successfully created and administered a variety of local and international programs that have helped extend the science and religion dialogue world wide such as The Theological and Ethical Implications of the Human Genome Initiative, The Science and Religion Course Program, the Science and the Spiritual Quest Program and
currently, STARS: Science and Transcendence Advanced Research Series .
CTNS is a non-profit membership organization and an affiliate of the Graduate
Theological Union (GTU) in Berkeley, California. CTNS
faculty offer courses at the doctoral and seminary levels
in order
to bring future clergy and faculty to a greater awareness
of this important interdisciplinary work. You may participate in the dialog by joining the Center. As a member, you will receive the peer-reviewed journal, Theology
and Science, and other membership benefits.
CTNS is an Affiliate of the Graduate Theological Union 
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