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WATCH: How to Make a Map of the Invisible

 You can’t see it, touch it, smell it, or taste it. It is like nothing else in the known world. It exists silently alongside ordinary matter, not interacting with it, but exerting a powerful effect. Its strange, almost imperceptible presence affects the very fabric of the cosmos—in fact, it holds creation together. Though it sounds like a concept out of Avicenna or Aquinas, this strange thing is an object of intense study in modern physics: dark matter. While deep mysteries remain, thanks to new methods and approaches—some of which stretch the boundaries of science itself—astronomers are peeling back the…

Character Strength Interventions in Adolescents: Engaging Scholars and Practitioners to Promote Virtue Development

Give Well, Feel Great: The Science of Gift Giving and Receiving

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…

Gratitude as a Fount of Virtue: Examining How Gratitude Fosters Other Noble Character Traits

Deity prototypes in individuals and families

What’s the Point of It All? The Quest for a Purposeful God

Character Virtue Development Evaluation Capacity Building Initiative

What Is Emergence?

Center for Pastor Theologians