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27 August @ 8:00 am
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27 August @ 5:00 pm
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Short Course: 2 x 1.5 hrs. This course looks at key texts from the Bible that may feature in teaching about creation and the environment, and it teaches how to read and interpret them. These texts can be used in the science, social science, and religion classroom to communicate what Catholics believe about creation and care for the environment.
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Science and the Bible
Start Date :
27
August
2026
Time :
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Cost :
$1.75 – $50
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Short Course: 2 x 1.5 hrs. This course looks at key texts from the Bible that may feature in teaching about creation and the environment, and it teaches how to read and interpret them. These texts can be used in the science, social science, and religion classroom to communicate what Catholics believe about creation and care for the environment.