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Theology and Science Project

The Theology and Science Project (TSP) is a research group within the department of systematic theology at ICSST. The group’s goal is to promote scholarship and teaching in the interdisciplinary field of theology and science at Seton Hall University. We collaborate with other Seton Hall faculty as well as with colleagues at other institutions.

Please visit this site often for updates on upcoming lectures, new publications, course offerings, and exciting collaborations

To learn more about our graduate program in Systematic Theology, please visit the University course catalogue for course descriptions and more information, or see below.

Course Information

Graduate:

  • STHO & HSTD 6585: Creation and Science
  • STHO & PTHO 6346: Logotherapy & Theological Anthropology

Undergraduate:

  • MATH & CSAS 3204 / CORE 3491: Logic, the Limits to Knowledge, and Christianity
  • THEO 3585 / CAST 3003 / CORE 3983: Creation and Science

Core Faculty

Jamie Boulding
Jamie Boulding, Ph.D.

Faculty Profile
Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology.

 

Father Joseph Laracy
Rev. Joseph R. Laracy, S.T.D. 

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Associate Professor and Chairman of Systematic Theology

Spring 2025 Reading Group 

Information on the Spring 2025 semester faculty / graduate student reading group in theology and science is available on the Center for Faculty Development blog . The group will discuss selections from Peter Harrison’s Some New World (Cambridge University Press, 2024). Harrison was formerly the Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at the University of Oxford. In this book, he challenges a number of misconceptions about the historical relationship between science and religion and encourages us to reconsider how they relate to each other today.

Selected Publications