The Lumen Christi Podcast - Faith and Science

This lecture is entitled Is the Universe Made for Life? Anthropic Coincidences and Multiverse Ideas.

It was presented by Stephen Barr of the University of Delaware on February 7, 2022, at the University of Chicago's Kersten Hall.

Is the Universe Made for Life? Anthropic Coincidences and Multiverse Ideas

This lecture is entitled Catholic Women in the Arts and Sciences.

It was presented by Bronwen McShea of the Augustine Institute on March 20, 2024, at the Ruth Lake Country Club.

Catholic Women in the Arts and Sciences

This lecture is entitled Quandaries of Biotechnology: Theory and Practice - Session 1.

It was presented by Kyle Karches of Saint Louis University and Stephen Meredith of the University of Chicago on March 22, 2024, at the University of Chicago.

Quandaries of Biotechnology: Theory and Practice - Session 1

This lecture is entitled Quandaries of Biotechnology: Theory and Practice - Session 2.

It was presented by Lesley Rice of the Pontifical John Paul II Institute and Silvianne Aspray of Cambridge University on March 22, 2024, at the University of Chicago.

Quandaries of Biotechnology: Theory and Practice - Session 2

This lecture is entitled Can We Be Good On Our Own? Ancient Pagans and Modern Scientists on Thomistic Moral Virtue.

It was presented by Angela Knobel of the University of Dallas, Daniel Lapsley of the University of Notre Dame, Candace Vogler of the University of Chicago, and Emily Austin of the University of Chicago on April 26, 2024, at the University of Chicago's Swift Hall Common Room.

Can We Be Good On Our Own? Ancient Pagans and Modern Scientists on Thomistic Moral Virtue

This lecture is entitled Technology, Liturgy, and the Work of Human Hands.

It was presented by Jeffrey P. Bishop of St. Louis University on November 14, 2024, at Loyola Academy.

Technology, Liturgy, and the Work of Human Hands

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