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Following a century of scientific revolutions including the
formation of relativity, quantum, and chaos theories, the picture
we hold of our world no longer resembles that of even recent
generations. How has this radically new outlook on the world
affected the profound religious quest of humankind? Has the vastly
different scientific picture established a new level of dialogue
between scientists and theologians? Has the revolution in science
impacted the goal or mission of contemporary theology? As the
interdisciplinary study of science and religion has been gaining
momentum in recent years, "Religion and Science" takes the pulse of
pertinent current research, emphasizing its historical,
methodological, and constructive dimensions. Part one examines the
interaction between science and religion in several periods since
the European Enlightenment. Part two is a two round debate over
similarities and differences between the methods of science and
religious studies--including theology. Part three is a unique
presentation of six lively and diverse case studies exemplifying
the dialogue between important theories in the natural sciences and
key religious topics.
As the interdisciplinary study of science and religion has been gaining momentum in recent years, Religion and Science takes the pulse of pertinent current research, emphasizing its historical, methodological, and constructive dimensions. Part One examines the interaction between science and religion in several periods since the European Enlightenment. Part Two is a two-round debate over similarities and differences between the methods of science and religious studies - including theology. Part Three is a unique presentation of six lively and diverse case studies exemplifying the dialogue between important theories in the natural sciences and key religious topics.
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