ISOTS: April Maskiewicz Cordero, Myron A Penner, and Amanda Nichols on Why Interdisciplinary Work is Good for You

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The Blueprint 1543 team concluded 18 months of qualitative research, summarily called “In Search of Theological Scientists” (ISOTS), and emerged with 5 important themes and 20 specific project sketches for activating progress in science-engaged theology. These findings have been thoughtfully captured in two documents: “A Strategy Document for Funding Bodies” and “Example Projects and Programs.”

This episode focuses on what it looks like to create opportunities for constructive collaborations across theology and the sciences. We also make a case for including scientists and theologians at every step.

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(Episode 4 of 4 ISOTS episodes)

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