Why do humans behave ethically? Francisco J. Ayala, Templeton Prize 2010

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Uploaded by on Mar 25, 2010

This years Templeton Prize winner is geneticist Francisco J. Ayala, who has worked tirelessly to defend scientific theory from the influence of religious belief while also calling for mutual respect between the two. Over the past thirty years he has sought to explain the difference between science and religion and asserting how both are undermined when mistakenly confused.

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