A Moment in Time: Thinking about Chronology in Physics and the New Testament

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ICE@Dartmouth Podcast

Franklin Jacoby

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The Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Engagement at Dartmouth, (ICE@Dartmouth) is dedicated to transforming the dialogue between the sciences and the humanities in order to explore fundamental questions where a cross-disciplinary approach is essential. ICE hosts and funds in-residence fellows to further its core mission and to foment new directions for the engagement of the sciences, the humanities, and human spirituality. In each episode the host, Franklin Jacoby, will converse with one of the past fellows of ICE about their work.

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A Moment in Time: Thinking about Chronology in Physics and the New Testament

ICE@Dartmouth Podcast

47 minutes 27 seconds

4 years ago

A Moment in Time: Thinking about Chronology in Physics and the New Testament

Theoretical physics and religion are not obviously related in any precise or close way. And yet they have fed one another fruitfully in different ways and at various times throughout history. Today I’m going to get a glimpse of that productive exchange by talking to Dr Emanuele Ciancio about two concepts of time in the New Testament and in theoretical physics.