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The group Science, Reason and Faith (CRYF) was set up at the University of Navarra in 2002; its origin goes back to a series of informal interdisciplinary conversations held by Mariano Artigas (†) with other professors at the University.
At the moment, his fields of interest cover the following topics: origin of the universe, evolution, order, complexity and purpose, nature and person, science and truth, and science and religion.
The group has entrusted its work to the sponsorship of St. Albert the Great.
14|10|2026
David Jou argues at the University of Navarra that God “is not an irrational refuge from what we do not know, but rather the foundation of reason.”
Full Professor , a physicist at the Institute of Condensed- subject , delivered the 8th Mariano Artigas Commemorative Lecture, in which he proposed the concept
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28|04|2026
Three journals from the University of Navarra’s Schools of Schools in the first quarter of the Scimago Journal Rank
The portal *Scientia et fides*, *Scripta Theologica*, and *Ius Canonicum* among the top 25% of the most relevant journals
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19|06|2025
Héctor Luis Mancini, Professor Emeritus the School of Science, Has Passed Away
He was director of the department of Physics and Applied Mathematics and of the group of Science, Reason and Faith.
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