Highly evolved questions.
The article presents a broad exploration into the relationship and conflicts found between science and theology, focusing on the example of evolutionary theory. Details are given noting how scientists and theologians utilize fundamentally different methodologies in their work, how the lines of mutua...
| Publicado en: | Christian Century Vol. 130; no. 16; pp. 30 - 34 |
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Christian Century
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| Sumario: | The article presents a broad exploration into the relationship and conflicts found between science and theology, focusing on the example of evolutionary theory. Details are given noting how scientists and theologians utilize fundamentally different methodologies in their work, how the lines of mutual influence between theology and science are less clear than often described, and how both groups manifest highly complex systems which are often oversimplified by non-practitioners. |
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