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In 1809, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, put forth a scientific theory of biological evolution. Surprisingly, in his main work, the Philosophie zoologique, he professes the views of a theist and a Catholic. To learn more about Lamarck, check out the latest article on the SCS website.

If rational creatures exist on other planets, how would they be related to the Creator God? Listen to the whole podcast here: youtube.com/watch?v=NjivRg…

Today is Giving Tuesday! Support the mission of the Society of Catholic Scientists by donating to our Annual Giving Tuesday Fundraising Drive. All donations today will be matched by a generous donor! Click the link to donate. catholicscientists.org/donate/

The latest episode of the Catholic Scientist Podcast is out. Steve Barr speculates on what our bodies will be like in heaven. youtube.com/watch?v=VN8HjX…

Help support the mission of the Society of Catholic Scientists by donating during our Annual Giving Tuesday Fundraising Drive. catholicscientists.org

Harvard evolutionary biologist Dr. Martin Nowak. How does God act in the world?

The Society of Catholic Scientists is kicking off our annual Fall Fundraising Drive which runs through Giving Tuesday, Dec 2nd. To support our Fall Fund Drive campaign, please click on the link below! catholicscientists.org/donate/

The SCS fund drive hit its target of $25,000!  To be more precise, it reached $24,985 by midnight on Tuesday, and a donation of $20 late on Wednesday morning put us over the top. Thanks to all who donated so far!! Donations are still matched until Jan 1: catholicscientists.org/donate/

THE REMINDER: Tomorrow is “Giving Tuesday”. We have raised $9,500 so far. (Thanks to all who have donated!) Our goal is $25,000 by midnight tomorrow --- all of which will be matched by a donor. Let’s not leave any of those matching funds on the table. catholicscientists.org/donate/

The Society of Catholic Scientists provides a wide range of free content on everything from the origin of the universe to consciousness and free will. Please help the Society expand its library of content by contributing to our 2024 fundraising drive here: catholicscientists.org/donate/

Please help the Society of Catholic Scientists to expand our many efforts to encourage dialogue about science and faith by contributing to our 2024 fundraising drive here: catholicscientists.org/donate/ Our goal is to raise $20,000 and all donations received by Dec 3rd will be matched.

Here's the list of upcoming Gold Masses: catholicscientists.org/gold-masses/

Check out the list of upcoming events on the SCS website: catholicscientists.org/events/categor…

The third conference of the Spanish Chapter of SCS will be held in Ávila, Spain, on September 19-21, 2024.  Information about the conference, including how to register can be found HERE: iii-congreso-scce.es/presentacion/ The conference will be livestreamed!  @SCSESP

science, evolution, and the problem of good and evil. Further information can be found at donnelly.edu/academics/ethi… Scholarships are available. Please reach out to lweishar@donnelly.edu if you are interested in attending through a scholarship. Walk-ins welcome.

Dr. Robert George of the James Madison Foundation at Princeton University and Dr. William Phillipps, Nobel Laureate in Physics (1997). Dr. Jeffrey W. Herrmann, Rev. Joseph Laracy, and Dr. Matthew Ramage will present on Fr. Pendergast’s work and the complementarity of faith and

On August 6, 2024 at the Catholic University of America, the Ethics of Evidence Foundation and Donnelly College will host a day-long conference entitled “The Faith-Science Vision of Richard J. Pendergast, S.J.: The Bible, Evolution, and the Problem of Good and Evil,” featuring

A snapshot from the recent 2024 conference of the Society of Catholic Scientists at the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois.