CAN WE STILL TALK ABOUT “TRUTH” AND “PROGRESS” IN INTERDISCIPLINARY THINKING TODAY?: with Pat Bennett and John A. Teske, “The Road Is Made by Walking: An Introduction”; J. Wentzel van Huyssteen, “Can We Still Talk about ‘Truth’ and ‘Progress’ in Interdisciplinary Thinking Today?”; Jonathan Marks, “What If the Human Mind Evolved for Nonrational Thought? An Anthropological Perspective”; Phillip Cary, “Right‐Wing Postmodernism and the Rationality of Traditions”; Margaret Boone Rappaport and Christopher Corbally, “Human Phenotypic Morality and the Biological Basis for Knowing Good”;

CAN WE STILL TALK ABOUT “TRUTH” AND “PROGRESS” IN INTERDISCIPLINARY THINKING TODAY?: with Pat Bennett and John A. Teske, “The Road Is Made by Walking: An Introduction”; J. Wentzel van Huyssteen, “Can We Still Talk about ‘Truth’ and ‘Progress’ in Interdisciplinary Thinking Today?”; Jonathan Marks, “What If the Human Mind Evolved for Nonrational Thought? An Anthropological Perspective”; Phillip Cary, “Right‐Wing Postmodernism and the Rationality of Traditions”; Margaret Boone Rappaport and Christopher Corbally, “Human Phenotypic Morality and the Biological Basis for Knowing Good”;

On a cultural level, and for Christian theology as part of a long tradition in the evolution of religion, evolutionary epistemology “sets the stage,” as it were, for understanding the deep evolutionary impact of our ancestral history on the evolution of culture, and eventually on the evolution of di...

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Veröffentlicht in:Zygon 2017-09, Vol.52 (3), p.777-789
1. Verfasser: van Huyssteen, J. Wentzel
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Sprache:eng
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