Presentation
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.
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