SPEAKER: Professor Patrick H. Byrne (Philosophy Department, Boston College) RESPONDENT: John Haughey, S.J. (Woodstock Theological Center, Georgetown University) It is commonly assumed that science and religious faith are incompatible. Scientists ask what evidence there is for religious beliefs. People of faith ask what evidence is there that science gives a complete explanation of everything. Both science and religious faith are committed to the meaningfulness and intelligibility of the world. This lecture explores how these two approaches can be compatible.