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The BICEP3 Experiment: A Multi-frequency Follow-up to BICEP2

What Is Fine Tuning?

Double Helix: Informing the public about how science and religion are intertwined

Character Virtue Development Evaluation Capacity Building Initiative

Big Ideas Track, The World Science Festival

Foundational Questions In Cosmology

Why is the universe the way it is? Ancient societies over told creation stories to answer that question, which seems to be as old as human civilization itself. Cosmology seeks new answers. Millennia later, the urge to understand the integrated whole of reality, and humans’ place in it, remains undiminished. Indeed, in some respects the universe turns out to be far more vast and astonishing than our ancestors imagined — making questions of its origins and structure even more compelling areas for investigation. Exploring these kinds of big questions is a central aim of the John Templeton Foundation, so we support a number of projects…

Christian Meaning-Making, Suffering and the Flourishing Life

Topological Quantum States and the Emergence of Spatial Dimensionality

The Universe at One Second after the Big Bang

Test of Faith: Harmonizing Science and Religion in Today’s Muslim Communities