Dr. John R. Albright Ph.D.

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  Response: John Albright, Visiting Professor of Religion and Science, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago; Professor Emeritus of Physics, Purdue University Calumet

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  SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 8:30-10:15 a.m. session: Dr. John R. Albright , Professor of Physics (retired), Purdue University ...

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  John Albright, Purdue University

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  ADVANCED SEMINAR IN RELIGION AND SCIENCE: - [Cached Version]
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  Feb. 19 8:30 pm Determinism and Chance: A View from the Sciences [John R. Albright, Physics, Religion and Science, LSTC]
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  Feb. 26 8:30 pm Persistent Myths of Good and Evil in Western Culture [John R. Albright, Physics, Religion and Science, LSTC]
  
  Section II: What Do the Sciences Tell Us about Current Evil?

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  Dr. John R. Albright Purdue University

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  Dr. John Albright, former professor of physics at Purdue University, and visiting professor of religion and science at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago will discuss the pitfalls of intelligent design theory.Supper provided.

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  Metanexus Institute - [Cached Version]
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  The Zygon Center for Religion and Science is pleased to announce that Dr. John Albright has been appointed Visiting Professor of Religion and Science at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago.Dr. Albright comes to us from Purdue University Calumet (Purdue's Chicago area campus), where he recently retired from the Chemistry and Physics Department.Before teaching at Purdue, Dr. Albright spent over 30 years at Florida State University where he served as Professor of Physics with a joint appointment to the Graduate Humanities Faculty.For the latter faculty he taught courses that bridged the "two cultures" gap between science and the humanities.Dr. Albright was appointed Southeast Regional Director of the Templeton Science and Religion Course Program and then co-chaired (with his wife Carol R. Albright) the Midwest Region of the course program from 1997 to 2001.

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  For nine years , Ms. Albright was executive editor of Zygon : Journal of Religion and Science , and is currently publisher of Bridge Building , the Course Program's newsletter.She serves as Secretary and Treasurer of the Center for Advanced Study in Religion and Science ( CASIRAS ) , a corporation that co-sponsors both the journal Zygon and the Zygon Center for Religion and Science in Chicago , where Ms. Albright is an associate.Soon to be president of the American Theological Society , Midwest Region , she writes in the area of neuroscience and theology.Her publications include The Humanizing Brain : Where Religion and Neuroscience Meet , coauthored with James B. Ashbrook ( Pilgrim , 1997 ) , and Beginning with the End : God , Science and Wolfhart Pannenberg , co-edited with Joel Haugen ( Open Court , 1997 ) .
  
  John R. Albright , Ph.D. received his doctorate in physics from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and has taught physics for more than 30 years at Florida State University in Tallahassee.He is currently Professor of Physics at Purdue University Calumet in Hammond , Indiana.He and his wife , Carol , were co-directors of the Southeast Region for the Science and Religion Course Program at the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences with funding from the Templeton Foundation ; for the past year they have performed this function for the Midwest.Dr. Albright's research interests include high-energy particle physics , nonlinear systems , determinism/chance , complexity , and theories based on superlatives–and the relation of all these to theology.His course on the relation between science and religion was one of the earliest to be recognized by the competition sponsored by the Templeton Foundation.

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  The Lumen Christi Institute - [Cached Version]
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  Readers: Franklin I. Gamwell, University of Chicago; Peter Hodgson, Head of the Nuclear Physics Theoretical Group, University of Oxford; John Albright, Professor of Physics and Chemistry, Purdue University; John B. Cobb, Claremont School of Theology

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  John R. Albright, "How Technology, Information, and Entropy Change the Patterns of Our Lives"
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  John R. Albright comes originally from Pennsylvania.His bachelor's degree in mathematics is from Susquehanna University; his M.S. and Ph.D. are in physics from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.Since 1963 he has been a member of the physics faculty at Florida State University at Tallahassee.He has held visiting appointments at Fermilab (IL), Brookhaven National Laboratory (NY), the Cavendish Laboratory (Cambridge, UK), and the Chicago Center for Religion and Science.After many years of experimental work in high energy physics, his research interests have moved toward nonlinear theory: solitons and chaos.He has also been busy writing the biography of P.A.M. Dirac.Besides teaching a variety of physics courses, Albright has taught the undergraduate course in science and religion for the religion department and has taught doctoral humanities seminars on causality and chance, as well as creation and creativity.

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