Thursday, September 02, 2010
	John Polkinghorne is a Fellow of the Royal Society, a Fellow (and former president) of Queens' College, Cambridge, and a Canon Theologian of Liverpool Cathedral. Before studying for the Anglican priesthood at Westcott House, he served as a lecturer, reader, and professor at Cambridge. He has also served on the Doctrine Commission of the Church of England and the Medical Ethics Committee of the British Medical Association. He earned his PhD and MA from Trinity College Cambridge. An extended version of John Polkinghorne's interview on science and theology is available as a MARS HILL AUDIO Conversation. Information about "Science and Theology from the Bottom Up: Sir John Polkinghorne on Enriching the Dialogue" is listed here. John Polkinghorne, on lessons for theology learned from the inductive nature of the work of science (MARS HILL AUDIO Journal, ) MHT-072.1.1
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