This volume provides background to the current 'science and religion' debate, yet focuses as well on themes where recent discussion of the relation between science and religion has been particularly concentrated. The first theme deals with the history of the interrelation of science and religion.
This volume provides background to the current 'science and religion' debate, yet focuses as well on themes where recent discussion of the relation between science and religion has been particularly concentrated. The first theme deals with the history of the interrelation of science and religion.
Richard Feist is Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy st Saint Paul University in Ottawa, Canada.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Introduction: rethinking relations between science and religion William Sweet. Part I History and Contexts in Biology and Evolutionary Theory:'The declaration of students of the natural and physical sciences' revisited: youth science and religion in mid-Victorian Britain Hannah Gay; Theological insights from Charles Darwin Denis O. Lamoureux; A model of interaction between science and theology based on the scientific papers of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Lodovico Galleni and Marie Claire Groessens-van Dyke; Biology and a theology of evolution Arthur Peacocke. Part II Physics Philosophy and Fine Tuning: Creation metaphysics and cosmology Lawrence Dewan; Cosmological theories and the question of the existence of a creator John L. Bell; Whitehead God and relativity Richard Feist; Design inferences fine-tuning and the prior probability of divine intelligent agency: what the fine-tining argument shows Kenneth Einar Himma. Part III Naturalism and the Non-Natural: On scientific explanations of mystical experience of God Jerome Gellman; The human genome revolution society and religion Job Kozhamthadam; Partner of the sciences or object of study? Theology and religion in relation to the natural and social sciences Willem B. Drees; Beyond naturalism: scientific creativity and theological knowledge Paul Allen. Part IV Conceptual Issues: Can science provide evidence for metaphysics? Leslie Armour; Science and religious belief: some conceptual issues William Sweet; Index.
Contents: Introduction: rethinking relations between science and religion William Sweet. Part I History and Contexts in Biology and Evolutionary Theory:'The declaration of students of the natural and physical sciences' revisited: youth science and religion in mid-Victorian Britain Hannah Gay; Theological insights from Charles Darwin Denis O. Lamoureux; A model of interaction between science and theology based on the scientific papers of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Lodovico Galleni and Marie Claire Groessens-van Dyke; Biology and a theology of evolution Arthur Peacocke. Part II Physics Philosophy and Fine Tuning: Creation metaphysics and cosmology Lawrence Dewan; Cosmological theories and the question of the existence of a creator John L. Bell; Whitehead God and relativity Richard Feist; Design inferences fine-tuning and the prior probability of divine intelligent agency: what the fine-tining argument shows Kenneth Einar Himma. Part III Naturalism and the Non-Natural: On scientific explanations of mystical experience of God Jerome Gellman; The human genome revolution society and religion Job Kozhamthadam; Partner of the sciences or object of study? Theology and religion in relation to the natural and social sciences Willem B. Drees; Beyond naturalism: scientific creativity and theological knowledge Paul Allen. Part IV Conceptual Issues: Can science provide evidence for metaphysics? Leslie Armour; Science and religious belief: some conceptual issues William Sweet; Index.
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