Exploring the intersection of scientific advancement and ontological discourse
This forum seeks to explore the intricate relationship between scientific advancements and the philosophical discourse of ontology, particularly the tension and dialogue between faith and science.
As groundbreaking developments challenge traditional notions of existence, purpose, and creation, they also provide fertile ground for deeper reflection and integration.
Through open-minded discussions, we aim to navigate questions about the nature of being, reality, and the universe, considering perspectives that balance scientific inquiry with spiritual and ethical considerations.
Participants are encouraged to share insights, challenge assumptions, and foster mutual respect while delving into the profound intersection of science, faith, and ontology.
Exploring the dialogue between evolutionary science and traditional religious narratives about creation.
Examining whether the Big Bang theory provides a natural explanation for the universe's origin.
Investigating how advances in understanding consciousness relate to beliefs about the soul and afterlife.
Discussing the search for intelligent extraterrestrial life and its implications.
Exploring probabilistic views of the universe and their implications for free will.
Examining research on extending human lifespan through biotechnology.
Addressing scientific evidence for climate change and its ethical implications.
Debating whether the multiverse hypothesis challenges traditional theological views.
Examining the ethical implications of human enhancement through technology.
Is Evolution God's Plan?
Friday, January 2, 2026
7:00 PM
Bint Jebail Cultural Center
14201 Prospect St Bldg. 2
Dearborn, Michigan