Stephen H. Jones is a sociologist with interests in religion and social change, faith-based political participation, religion and education and the impact of public policy on religious organisations. He specialises in Islam in the UK. He is currently Research Fellow at Newman University, Birmingham, where he is researching religion and evolutionary science.
Why science and religion aren't as opposed as you might think
Mar 24, 2016 23:36 pm UTC| Life
The debate about science and religion is usually viewed as a competition between worldviews. Differing opinions on whether the two subjects can comfortably co-exist even among scientists are pitted against each other in...
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