Zygon Center for Religion and Science

Recent papers from Zygon Center for Religion and Science

1. An Introduction: Our Universe and Questions It SuggestsZygon® · 2025
2. Title Pending 16721Zygon® · 2024
3. Attending to AttentionZygon® · 2023
4. Joint Attention and the Imago TrinitatisZygon® · 2023
5. Will We Know Them When We Meet Them? Human Cyborg and Nonhuman PersonhoodZygon® · 2023
6. The Relational Turn in Understanding Personhood: Psychological, Theological, and Computational PerspectivesZygon® · 2023
7. Guidelines for Computational Modeling of FriendshipZygon® · 2023
8. Is It Possible That Robots Will Not One Day Become Persons?Zygon® · 2023
9. Religion, Spirituality, and Mental Health Among Scientists During the Pandemic: A Four‐country StudyZygon® · 2023
10. Embodied Experience in Socially Participatory Artificial IntelligenceZygon® · 2023
11. The Cumulative Quality of Culture Explains Human UniquenessZygon® · 2023
12. How Culture Made Us Uniquely HumanZygon® · 2023
13. Distinctively Human? Meaning‐making and World Shaping as Core Processes of the Human NicheZygon® · 2023
14. Human Uniqueness From a Biological Point of ViewZygon® · 2023
15. From Angels to Aliens: Humankind's Ongoing Encounters With, and Evolving Interpretations Of, the Genuine Celestial UnknownZygon® · 2023
16. Ecological Saints: Adopting a Green Gaze of the Life and Writings of Saint Marguerite BourgeoysZygon® · 2023
17. Spiritual Intelligence: Processing Different Information or Processing Information Differently?Zygon® · 2023
18. Digital Theology and a Potential Theological Approach to a Metaphysics of InformationZygon® · 2023
19. Responsive Bodies: Robots, AI, and the Question of Human DistinctivenessZygon® · 2023
20. Peacocke Prize Essay—towards an Eastern Orthodox Contemplation of Evolution: Maximus the Confessor's Vision of the Phylogenetic LogoiZygon® · 2023