2nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Spirituality, Theology & Health

"Lifecourse Perspectives on Spirituality & Health in Diverse Religious Communities"

Hosted by the Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health

The Society for Spirituality, Theology and Health is a multidisciplinary professional society committed to intellectual engagement, collaboration among members, and support and encouragement for research, education, and practice. The purpose is to stimulate research and education, to connect people with one another, and to help to integrate and interpret the research findings for applications in health care and public health. We invite membership from colleagues from around the world, and current membership includes academic researchers, clinicians, theologians and other clergy, lay persons and interested individuals in the area of religion/ spirituality, theology and health. The annual meeting of the Society is designed to bring together transdisciplinary scholars and interested physicians, clergy, chaplains, nurses and lay persons from the United States and other parts of the world to present and discuss the latest research in spirituality, theology, and health.

Sir John Templeton, 1912-2008

Memorial Services

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The 1st Annual Meeting of the Society for Spirituality, Theology & Health

"Spirituality, Health and Human Flourishing: Meaning? Measurement? Implications?"

Hosted by The Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health

The annual meeting is designed to bring together transdisciplinary scholars and interested physicians, clergy, chaplains, nurses, social workers, counselors, students and lay persons from the United States and other parts of the world to present and discuss the latest research in spirituality, theology, and health. The keynote and plenary speakers represent a variety of specialties through which researchers are asking the questions and doing the research needed to advance the field. This first meeting seeks to promote thought and research about how to operationalize and measure concepts such as spirituality, health, and human flourishing as well as to evaluate the implications of past and current research for the future. The meeting will allow participants in the Society to become acquainted with one another, to share ideas, and to further the development of the field. The meeting will also allow junior scholars an opportunity to network with each other as well as to present their research and discuss it with senior scholars.

Frankfurt Templeton Lectures Für Das Jahr 2008

Pascal Boyer: Is there a Science of Religion?

The Evolutionary Foundation of Religious Beliefs

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