God and the Question of Intelligent Extraterrestrials
Stephen Barr on possibilities.
Stephen M. Barr
Stephen M. Barr is professor of physics and director of the Bartol Research Institute, University of Delaware. He is the president of the Society of Catholic Scientists and author of bestselling books on science and religion such as Modern Physics and Ancient Faith (Notre Dame) and The Believing Scientist (Eerdmans).
Articles
A Very Short Introduction to the History of Faith and Science in the Catholic Tradition
Stephen Barr on science and religion.
Contrary to Popular Belief: The Catholic Church Has No Quarrel With Evolution and Never Condemned It
Stephen Barr on scientific theory.
What Is Consciousness? And Should Catholics Care?
Stephen Barr on physicalism.
Is Science of Any Help in Thinking About Heaven?
Stephen Barr on the body.
The Multiverse and the Prevalence of Anthropic Coincidences in Recent Physics
Stephen Barr on whether we are meant to be here.
The Orderliness of the Cosmos Is Far Deeper Than the Ancients Ever Suspected
Stephen Barr on the surprisingly high degree of order in the laws of nature.
St. Augustine's Relativistic Theory of Time
Stephen Barr considers the intersection between modern physics and St. Augustine.
Attempts to Explain Cosmogony Scientifically
Stephen Barr, physicist and president of the Society of Catholic Scientists, explains what is at stake in scientific theories of the beginning.