Karl E. Peters

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Karl E. Peters
Karl E. Peters
Alma materPh.D., Columbia University

M.Div., McCormick Theological Seminary

B.A., Carroll College, Wisconsin
Known forFormer Editor and Co-editor of
Zygon, former President of the Institute on Religion in an Age of Science, and current President of the Center for Advanced Study in Religion and Science.
Scientific career
Fieldsempirical theology, naturalistic theism, God and evolution, epistemology in science and religion, religion and the environment, and philosophical and ethical issues in medicine.
InstitutionsRollins College, University of Hartford, Meadville Lombard Theological School
Doctoral advisorDaniel Day Williams
Other academic advisorsJoseph L. Blau, James A. Martin Jr.

Karl E. Peters is a Professor Emeritus of Religion at

Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science
, and is a founder, organizer, and first President of the University Unitarian Universalist Society in central Florida. His scholarly research and teaching focuses on issues in science and religion, including the concept of God and evolution, epistemology in science and religion, world religions and the environment, and religious and philosophical issues in medicine.

Peters has been for many years a member and lecturer at the

Religious Naturalism. He has six times served as co-chair of the annual conference.[2]

  • 2014 - Science and Religion in a Globalizing World
  • 2011 - Doing Good, Doing Bad, Doing Nothing: Scientific and Religious Perspectives
  • 2005 - Varieties of Spiritual Transformation: Scientific and Religious Perspectives
  • 1997 - The Evolution of Morality
  • 1992 - Global Ecology and Human Destiny
  • 1986 - Free Will: Is It Possible and Is it Desirable?
  • 1978 - The Future of the Child: Religious and Scientific Perspectives

Peters' current focus in on developing a Christian Religious Naturalism.

Major publications

References

  1. ^ Rollins College Faculty
  2. ^ "Past Conferences". Archived from the original on 2011-07-21. Retrieved 2011-03-26.