

Bethany Sollereder: Celebration, Suffering, & the Future of Science + Religion
Jan 29, 2022
Bethany Sollereder, a new Lecturer in Science and Religion at the University of Edinburgh and author of a choose-your-own-adventure book on suffering, shares fascinating insights. She discusses the intricate relationship between suffering, theology, and science, emphasizing personalized understanding and compassionate theodicy. Conversations on ecological crises highlight the need for collective responsibility in facing climate change. Ties to Tolkien's narratives evoke hope amidst challenges, weaving personal stories with broader themes of faith and responsibility.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Cheers to New Beginnings
04:27 • 7min
Navigating Suffering and Theological Perspectives
11:21 • 27min
Navigating Suffering and Science
38:03 • 23min
Nourishment and Hope in Times of Catastrophe
01:00:57 • 4min
Migration and Climate Change: Rethinking National Borders
01:04:50 • 4min
Global Inequities in Vaccine Distribution and Consequences
01:08:31 • 2min
Rethinking Carbon Responsibility
01:10:56 • 3min
Exploring Language: Regional Dialects and Winter Terminology
01:14:21 • 2min
Science, Theology, and Environmental Responsibility
01:16:09 • 22min
Cultural Reflections and Academic Explorations
01:38:20 • 8min