00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00فیزیک الهیات: دین و علم در اروپا، 1650-1750 [کتاب انگلیسی]Johns Hopkins University PressJohns Hopkins University Press Table of contents : Contents Contributors Acknowledgments Introduction Part I. Terms and Purview of Physico-theology 1. Was Physico-theology Bad Theology and Bad Science? 2. What’s in a Name? “Physico-theology” in Seventeenth-Century England 3. The Form of a Flower Part II. National Traditions 4. What Was Physico-theology For? 5. Physico-theology in the Seventeenth-Century Dutch Republic: The Case of Willem Goeree (1635–1711) 6. Back to the Roots? J. A. Fabricius’s “Register of Ancient and Modern Writers” of 1728 Part III. Styles of Religiosity 7. Miracles, Secrets, and Wonders: Jakob Horst and Christian Natural Philosophy in German Protestantism before 1650 8. “Rather Theological than Philosophical”: John Ray’s Seminal Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of Creation 9. Matters of Belief and Belief That Matters: German Physico-theology, Protestantism, and the Materialized Word of God in Nature 10. Pascal’s Rejection of Natural Theology: The Case of the Port-Royal Edition of the Pensées Part IV. Engagement with the New Science 11. Physico-theology or Biblical Physics? The Biblical Focus of the Early Physico-theologians 12. Maxima in minimis animalibus: Insects in Natural Theology and Physico-theology 13. What Abbé Pluche Owed to Early Modern Physico-theologians 14. Antonio Vallisneri between Faith and Flood Part V. Aesthetic Sensibilities 15. A Language for the Eye: Evidence within the Text and Evidence as Text in German Physico-theological Literature 16. A Hybrid Physico-theology: The Case of the Swiss Confederation Bibliography Index الهیات مسیحی الهیات طبیعی علم و دین (فلسفه دین) Blair, Ann Author von Greyerz, Kaspar Author book marcgt 9781421438467