Lincoln Cannon contends that science supports religiosity—research links religion to better health, mental well-being, and community outcomes.
Explore the intersection of neuroscience and religion at the Religious Brain Project symposium, featuring interdisciplinary insights at the University of Utah.
Carl Youngblood argues religion is not a pre-scientific relic but one of humanity's most powerful social technologies for cooperation and meaning.
A 2012 conference on religion and technology explores how the internet has transformed faith communities, spiritual practice, and religious discourse.
Giulio Prisco presents at a two-day Second Life conference on the Future of Religions, exploring intersections of spirituality and emerging technology.
Sophrosyne's Saturday Salon in Second Life hosts a discussion on religion, spirituality, and the avatar on March 15, 2008 at the Central Nexus in Extropia.