AAAS Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion

Current Projects

The discussion of science, ethics, and religion may date back to ancient Greece, but the specific topics on which the conversation dwells change with time and scientific advancements. Similarly, DoSER's projects respond to the rising themes and trends in the scientific and religious communities. Learn more about our current projects below.

Science & Theological Education

Many people seek guidance on all subjects from their religious leaders so it is important that quality science resources are made available. DoSER is working with seminaries to incorporate forefront science into their core curricula and prepare future clergy to address questions of science, ethics and religion with their congregations. .

Supporting Scientists

Regardless of whether they spend their days in the classroom or at the lab bench, scientists interact with the public in some capacity. DoSER is developing resources to help scientists address the religious and ethical questions related to their work as they arise.

Science & Evangelical Christianity

The Evangelical Christian community comprises a significant portion of the US population so it is important that this community maintain a healthy dialogue and understanding with the scientific community. DoSER is working to improve understanding between the scientific and evangelical Christian communities by hosting public engagement events and workshops that bring the two communities together.