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Christian Meaning-Making, Suffering and the Flourishing Life

God-complexity and the Multiple God-Aspects Framework

It’s a grateful life: Grants explore the benefits of gratitude and humility

Sir John Templeton believed that the path to life’s blessings is paved with gratitude. Recent research has supported this intuition that gratitude and humility can, among other things, help forge stronger leadership, more productive workplaces, and better schools. But questions remain: Can we become more grateful and humble? Can scientific research help us design programs to instill the lessons about gratitude and humility? And how can we move this message from the laboratory and into the global community? With support from John Templeton Foundation, researchers are aiming to answer these questions. Scientists are only at the initial stages of work…

Fields, Geometry and Physical Reality

Aspects of Religious Experiences: Investigations from Science, Philosophy, Theology, and Religious Studies

Theism: An Axiological Investigation

Wisdom & Practice: A New Podcast from the Aspen Institute hosted by Simran Jeet Singh

New Agendas for the Study of Time: Connecting the Disciplines

How Does Religious Participation Affect Human Flourishing?

New research to evaluate long-term links between spiritual practice and physical, mental and social well-being A new set of studies based at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health will examine the ways that individual religious participation can contribute to various aspects of human flourishing over the long term. The three-year project, made possible by a $1.23 million grant from the John Templeton Foundation, will offer an unprecedented examination of the potential effects of religion on happiness, life satisfaction, meaning and purpose, character, and social relationships. The studies will be led by Tyler VanderWeele, an epidemiologist who is co-director of…

Planning Grant: Conviction, Virtue, and Pluralism