Seeking Truth, Living with Doubt: The Intersection of Science and Religion
 Investigate the overlap between faith and reason with author and UW professor of physics, Marshall Onellion.
This new, six-week course looks at how to integrate religious and rational beliefs. Using the instructor’s text, it combines science, the arts and religion to cover several thought-provoking topics, such as evolution, cosmology, molecular biology and 21st century problems involving technology. Through readings and discussion, you’ll consider these topics and also explore whether the conflict between modernity and fundamentalism transcends mere religious differences.
This six-week course begins on Monday, March 3, 2008. There will be no class on March 17, the week of UW-Madison’s spring break.
The fee is $105 per person and includes a signed copy of Seeking Truth: Living with Doubt. Members of WAA and UW OLLI may participate at a discounted rate of $95 per person.
Contact Sarah Schutt at 608-262-5699 or sschutt@wisc.edu for more information. The registration deadline is February 29, 2008. For more information and to register, visit uwalumni.com/learning.
Brought to you by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UW-Madison, a partnership between the Division of Continuing Studies and the Wisconsin Alumni Association®. |
