Program, Philosophy of Science Webinar (Theory, Science and Religion)

The Theology Department of Ateneo de Davao University invites you to this Philosophy of Science Webinar navigating the intersections between theory, science, and religion this coming November 16, 2024 from 8am to 11am via Zoom.

PROGRAM

8:00 Opening Remarks - Dr. Roawie Quimba, Chair Theology Department, Ateneo de Davao University

8:10 - Introduction of Speakers

8:15 First Lecture - Dr. Juichiro Tanabe (Waseda University, Japan) - The Role of Science in Peace and Conflict Studies

8:45 Second Lecture - Dr. Rogelio Bayod (North Valley College) - Ethics of Technology: Contributions from Indigenous Wisdom

9:15 Third Lecture - Dr. Layne Hartsell (Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok) - Sandra Mitchell's Integrative Pluralism

9:45 Fourth Lecture - Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc (Ateneo de Davao University) - Cloning the First Human: The Strange Case of Dr. Hwang

10:15 Open Forum

11:00 End of Program

Host - Prof. Menelito Mansueto, MSU-IIT

This online event is sponsored by the Theology Department of Ateneo de Davao University and North Valley College. To request the link to this online event, please send an email Dr. Rogelio Bayod at this address: roger.bayod@gmail.com

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