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The cognitive science of religion: A critical evaluation for theology
This article explores the cognitive science of religion to discover the challenges and implications for theology by providing a critical evaluation through the lenses of philosophy, evolutionary biology and neuroscience. Four positive implications of the
Sungho Lee
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How to Make Analytic Science-Engaged Theology an ASSET
This paper explores the relationship between analytic theology and science-engaged theology through a historical lens, connecting contemporary disagreements between analytic metaphysicians and philosophers of science to a disagreement about ...
Meghan Page
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Analytic theology and Science-Engaged Theology are two of the most exciting movements within theology in recent years, and have much in common. Both are interdisciplinary endeavours that engage other sub-disciplines (analytic philosophy and the natural ...
Joanna Leidenhag, Benedikt Paul Göcke
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Pragmaticism, science and theology [PDF]
Abstract This review assesses Ashley and Deely’s claims regarding the relation of science and religion, taking Einstein’s famous statement that “science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind” as its starting point.
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Consideration of the work of natural scientists by theologians extends the innate interdisciplinarity of theological study. Here, I focus on interdisciplinarity as it bears upon undergraduate and postgraduate education and supervision.
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Science and Faith in Dialogue [PDF]
Science and Faith in Dialogue presents a cogent, compelling case for concordance between science and theism. The term theism refers, in this book, to the belief in God's existence.
Eberlin, Marcos +9 more
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How scientific is theology really? A matter of credibility
The criteria for what is considered as science have been debated for a very long time. This article assumes the scientific nature of Theology as a given. This article discusses in three concentric circles the scientific nature of Theology and the type of
Jaco Beyers
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William Whewell, natural theology and the philosophy of science in mid nineteenth century Britain [PDF]
This article aims to reveal the moral and theological dimensions of William Whewell’s philosophy of science. It suggests that, in addition to an internalist account of Whewell’s method and epistemology, there is a need to view his philosophy of science ...
Yeo, R, Richard Yeo
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The paper presents a brief outline of Michał Heller’s programme of theology of science, with specific attention to its collocation and critical role with respect to both theology and science. The former consideration is based on a third domain of truths (
Tadeusz Sierotowicz
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Teologie as wetenskap: Aantekeninge van buite die sistematiese Teologie
Theology as science. Remarks from outside the sistematic theology Starting with a definition of science as a critical, systematic, controllable investigation, interpretation and description of what can be known or thought, the question whether theology ...
J. P. Oberholzer
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