Author: Marilynne RobinsonAlso known as: Robinson Marilyn, Marylynne Robinson
1 past events. Newberry Library: Religion and Science (May 22 at 18:30) Marilynne Robinson discusses The Death of Adam: Essays on Modern Thought.; Jonathan Rosen discusses The Life of the Skies. Does faith have a role in environmentalism? Will climate change transform the way we think about God? Is there a Biblical notion of stewardship? If so, do Jews and Christians interpret it in the same way? Join distinguished novelists and critics Marilynne Robinson and Jonathan Rosen for a conversation ... (more)about creation, Darwinism, and the reconciliation of science and religion.
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