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How can theologians \;employ \;science \;in the service of theology? \; \;

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The Science-Engaged Theology Project (University of St Andrews) is creating an online resource to advance the studies on the interrelationship between scientific and theological subdisciplines.  \;

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Science-Engaged Theology \;encourages research that \;gives \;concrete answers to \;&ldquo\;Theological Puzzles&rdquo\;.

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A \;Puzzle is a theological question that heads toward concrete answers\, deals with possible objections\, is transparent about using a methodology appropriate to its success conditions\, and in principle unsolvable without the help of\, at least\, some empirical data. \;

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We invite submissions that bring scientific and theological subdisciplines into constructive conversation. Some illustrative examples are: moral theology and genetics\, pneumatology and developmental psychology\, theological anthropology and bioethics\, ecclesiology and cognitive science\, etc.

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We encourage submissions from all religious traditions.

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Authors receive £\;950 upon publication. Entries are peer-reviewed.

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These puzzles will be useful discussion points for undergraduate and postgraduate teachers\, as well as important research \;contributions in their own right. This will be free-to-access. \;

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First call deadline: 15/09/2020

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For more information about structure and word limit\, please see: https://set.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/catalogue/

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Or\, please get in touch with Mikael.Leidenhag@st-andrews.ac.uk

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