[TCCM] Free food & lecture: The soul & human nature in biology

[Bridget Bohlin]

*MIT Thomistic Institute Presents: *
*Should Biologists (and Other Scientists) Use the Terms 'SOUL' and 'HUMAN
NATURE'? *
*with Prof. Stephen Meredith (University of Chicago)*

*Date: Friday, March 9th*
*Time: 5:30PM*
*Place: 3-270*

*Delicious snacks will be served.*

(From his U of C Divinity School page) Stephen C. Meredith works on the
biophysics of protein structure... He also teaches courses... on James
Joyce’s *Ulysses*, and Dostoevsky’s *Brothers Karamazov*, and on the
problem of evil, focusing on St. Thomas Aquinas and Augustine. His main
theological interest is in the problem of evil. In this connection, he is
currently writing a book on philosophical (especially metaphysical) and
literary perspectives on disease. His current interests also center on the
impact of biotechnology and the genetic revolution on the definition of
human nature.

RSVP'ing is optional but helpful. If you feel like it, here's the link
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbEJAiRs7KrkV2T-12vXbYNthjmo-d_C3S9tyRydMe7KXMsA/viewform>
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