Quiet and Neighborly Ways: Integrating Science & Wisdom with Newman | Dr. David Deavel
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Quiet and Neighborly Ways: Integrating Science & Wisdom with Newman | Dr. David Deavel
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In this opening keynote, Dr. David Deavel makes the case for St. John Henry Newman as a "Doctor of Education" whose vision of the university — as a unified pursuit of truth, not a fragmented "multiversity" — is more praised than practiced in Catholic higher ed today. Turning to Newman's Dublin lecture Christianity and Physical Science, Deavel unpacks Newman's argument that theology and the natural sciences occupy distinct but non-contradictory domains ("truth cannot contradict truth"), walks through historical flashpoints like Galileo and the reception of Aristotle to show the Church has generally avoided adjudicating scientific questions, and highlights Newman's own track record building science programs at the Catholic University of Dublin. He closes with Newman's vision of scientists and theologians working in "quiet and neighborly" freedom, confident that their fields will ultimately harmonize into one synthesis of wisdom.