Grants

c. $90,000 Subgrants

Alin Christoph Cucu, “Religious Hypotheses in the Study of Human Nature,” Romanian Academy of Sciences, Romania
Slobodan Perovic, “Sciences of the Origin,” University of Belgrade, Serbia

c. $60,000 Subgrants

Daniela Glavaničová, “Pavel Tichý on Individuals, Roles, and God,” Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia
Daniel Kodaj, “Meant to Be: Resuscitating the Metaphysics of Teleology,” Central European University, Hungary

c. $30,000 Subgrants

Ewa Atanassow, “Science and Religion Project at Bard College Berlin,” Bard College Berlin, Germany
Ivan Christov, “Analytical Trends in Orthodox Theology,” Sophia University “St. Kliment Ohridsk”, Bulgaria
Ruben Emanuel Nechifor, “Assessing the Neural Correlates of Highly Religious Christian, Moderate Religious Christian and Nonreligious Belief through fMRI and Structural MRI Analysis,” Babeș-Bolyai University, Romania
Piotr Roszak and Saša Horvat, “The Dynamic Theodicy Model: Understanding God, Evil and Evolution,” Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland and Croatia
Stanisław Ruczaj, “Grace and Nature: A Theological Account of the Origins of Christian Religious Beliefs in the Light of the Cognitive Science of Religion,” Jagiellonian University, Poland
Matthias Ruf, “Talking about Divine Action – Exploring the Trilemma Between What is Said, What is Meant and Divine Mystery,” University of Rostock, Germany
Borut Škodlar, “Contemplative Traditions and Psychotherapy,” Institute for Monastic Studies and Contemplative Sciences, Slovenia
Roman Soloviy and Roman Zaviyskyy, “Religion and Science: Capacity-Building for the Future,” Eastern European Institute of Theology, Ukraine
Michael Valco, “The Future of Imago Dei Theologies in the Context of the New Challenges of Transhumanism: A Central European Perspective,” Comenius University, Slovakia

c. $15,000 Subgrant

Liisi Keedus, “Science and Temporalities: A Lecture-Seminar Series,” Tallinn University, Estonia
Simon Kopf, “A Virtue-Based Approach to Providence: Bridging the Analytic/Continental Divide in the Central-European Divine Action Debate,” Humboldt University, Germany
Balázs Mezei, “Revelation and the Sciences: International Conference,” Hungarian Association for the Study of Religion, Hungary

c. $5000 Subgrants

Petro Balog, “Verbum Intellectual Platform ‘Big Questions’ Series,” St Thomas Aquinas Institute, Ukraine
Nutsa Batiashvili, “Cognitive Ecology of Religious Practice in the Periphery of the Orthodox World,” Free University of Tbilisi, Georgia
Ana Biocic, “Religion and Science – Priests as University Professors and Rectors,” University of Zagreb, Croatia
Taras Dobko, “If there is no God…” Ukrainian Catholic University, Ukraine
Rasa Giniunaite, “Is our Scientific Worldview Compatible with Religious Faith?” independent researcher, Lithuania
Dana Hanesová and Todd Patterson, “Matej Bel Conference for Science, Theology and Humane Philosophy,” Matej Bel University, Slovakia
Robert Petkovsek, “Interdisciplinary Centre for Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence and the Ethics of New Technologies,” University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

c. $7500 Translation grants

Dritëro Demjaha, Albanian translation of Ratzinger, Eschatologie: Tod und Ewiges Leben, Albania
Krystof Dolezal, Czech translation of Roger Scruton, The Soul of the World, Czechia
Justyna Göcke, Polish translation of five essays by Benedikt Paul Göcke from German and English, Poland
Tamara Grdzelidze, Georgian translation of Richard Swinburne, Faith and Reason, Georgia
Jacek Jarocki, Polish translation of Philip Goff, Galileo’s Error, Poland
Kolégium Antona Neuwirtha, Slovak translation of Roger Scruton, The Face of God, Slovakia
Tamás Paár, Hungarian translation of Alvin Plantinga, Knowledge and Christian Belief, Hungary
Oleksiy Panych, Ukrainian translation of Alvin Plantinga, Warrant: The Current Debate, Ukraine
Stanisław Ruczaj, Polish Translation of Helen de Cruz and Johan de Smedt, A Natural History of Natural Theology: The Cognitive Science of Theology and Philosophy of Religion, Poland
Kristë Shtufi, Albanian translation of Tim Crane, Elements of Mind, Albania
Denise Vasiliu, Romanian Translation of Paul Fiddes, Participating in God, Romania
Sebastjan Vörös, Slovene translation of A.N. Whitehead, Science and the Modern World, Slovenia

c.$4000 Prize Fellowships for Roger Scruton Philosophy Symposium