The apodictic method and the dialogue between theology and science (I)

Many today’s scientists think that religion can never come to terms with science. In sharp contrast to the widespread opinion, the authors of this paper consider that historically scientific reasoning and religious belief joined hands in their effort to investigate and understand reality. In fact, t...

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Divorce
Epistemology
God
Humanities and Social Sciences
Knowledge
Logic
Ontology
Philosophy
Religion
Religions
Religious beliefs
Science
Scientific reasoning
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