Let's Not Ignore Scientific Faith
Noelle Johnson, MICL intern in the Science & Religion Initiative, enlists Michael Polanyi to discuss the faith and beliefs that undergird science itself.
Noelle Johnson
Noelle Johnson is a theology Ph.D. student at Notre Dame, with a focus on Christianity and Judaism in Antiquity. As an undergraduate theology and physics double major at Notre Dame, she interned for the Science and Religion Initiative at the McGrath Institute for Church Life and wrote about the relationship between faith and science.
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