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Science Symposium 2008:
"String Theory and the Multiverse: Philosophical and Theological Implications"
March 26-27, 2008 |
String
theory has been proposed as a means of unifying all fundamental
forces in the universe. This theory of everything implies
that physical reality is far vaster and possesses greater
grandeur than ever imagined, possibly including extra,
hidden dimensions. Similarly, the possibility of the multiverse,
or collection of universes, has profound implications for
philosophy and theology. Specialists in physics and philosophy
will address these issues for a general audience at the
2008 Wheaton Science Symposium.
Science Symposium 2008 - Featured speakers
(materials available for download only)
Dr. Gerald Cleaver - March 26, 2008
"The String Landscape, the Multiverse, the Anthropic Principle, and Anselm's Ontological Argument"
Dr. Don Page - March 26, 2008
"Does God so Love the Multiverse"
Dr. Robert Mann - March 27, 2008
"A New Question for Science and Theology"
Dr. Robin Collins - March 27, 2008
"The Multiverse, Theism, and Christian Faith"
Round Table Discussion - March 27, 2008
An Informational Brochure about the conference can be downloaded here.
For information about the 2003 Science Symposium click here
More
information: 630.752.5007, physics@wheaton.edu ,
www.wheaton.edu
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