This special
Speaking of Faith collection contains six programs:
Morality of Nature
We explore the human and religious implications of natural disasters through the eyes of two scientists steeped in the workings of the natural world. We approach the morality of nature from a non-theological angle, tracing how natural disasters have sometimes fueled religious agendas and movements; and how strictly scientific perspectives can both challenge and illuminate religious questions. (Broadcast Date: March 31, 2005)
Quarks & Creation
A distinguished quantum physicist at Cambridge and an Anglican priest, John Polkinghorne, discusses how science and religion complement, rather than contradict, one another. (Broadcast Date: March 10, 2005)
Cloning
Join Speaking of Faith host Krista Tippett and Jewish bioethicist Laurie Zoloth as they examine the moral implications of human cloning and raise provocative questions about what's at stake for our society. (Broadcast Date: March 3, 2005)
Science & Being
An exploration of the new shared ground where science and religion meet. Krista Tippett speaks with three scientists who say their faith informs their work, and their understanding of what it means to be human. (Broadcast Date: September 23, 2004)
Science & Hope
A public conversation with the winner of this year's Templeton prize for science and religion, Quaker cosmologist George Ellis. Among his many intriguing ideas, Ellis argues that ethics, like mathematics, is a part of the universe that we discover rather than invent. (Broadcast Date: June 24, 2004)
Mehmet Oz
Krista Tippett explores what cardiovascular surgeon Mehmet Oz is learning about the intersection of western medicine, human spirituality, and the physiology of the human heart. (Broadcast Date: November 4, 2004)
