گفتگوی علم و دین رابطه علم و دین نزد کانت هماهنگی علم و دین علم و دین (فلسفه دین) English Wiley/Blackwell‏‫‭ 2010 Originally published: 2007 Content:,Chapter 1 The Nature of Science (pages 39–53): Del Ratzsch,Chapter 2 The Religious Roots of Science (pages 54–68): Del Ratzsch,Chapter 3 The Alleged Demise of Religion: Greatly Exaggerated Reports from the Science/Religion “Wars” (pages 69–84): Del Ratzsch,Chapter 4 Relativity, God, and Time (pages 85–92): Dr. Thomas Greenlee,Chapter 5 General Relativity, The Cosmic Microwave Background, and Moral Relativism (pages 93–96): Dr. Thomas Greenlee,Chapter 6 Quantum Mechanics and the Nature of Reality (pages 97–104): Dr. Thomas Greenlee,Chapter 7 Science and Religion in Harmony (pages 105–119): Deborah B. Haarsma,Chapter 8 How Christians Reconcile Ancient Texts with Modern Science (pages 120–130): Deborah B. Haarsma,Chapter 9 Christian and Atheist Responses to Big Bang Cosmology (pages 131–149): Deborah B. Haarsma,Chapter 10 Scientific Knowledge Does Not Replace Religious Knowledge (pages 151–167): Loren Haarsma,Chapter 11 God, Evolution, and Design (pages 168–180): Loren Haarsma,Chapter 12 Human Evolution and Objective Morality (pages 181–201): Loren Haarsma,Chapter 13 What Makes a Scientific Theory Probably True (pages 203–212): Richard Swinburne,Chapter 14 The Argument to God from the Laws of Nature (pages 213–222): Richard Swinburne,Chapter 15 The Argument to God from Fine?Tuning (pages 223–233): Richard Swinburne,Chapter 16 Is Intelligent Design Really Intelligent? (pages 235–242): Peter Dodson,Chapter 17 God and the Dinosaurs Revisited (pages 243–250): Peter Dodson,Chapter 18 Science and Religion in the Public Square (pages 251–264): Peter Dodson,Chapter 19 Evolutionary Creation: Common Descent and Christian Views of Origins (pages 265–277): Stephen Matheson,Chapter 20 A Scientific and Religious Critique of Intelligent Design (pages 278–289): Stephen Matheson,Chapter 21 Biology, the Incarnation, and Christian Materialism (pages 290–298): Stephen Matheson,Chapter 22 Science and Religion: Why Does the Debate Continue? (pages 299–316): Alvin Plantinga,Chapter 23 Divine Action in the World (pages 317–323): Alvin Plantinga,Chapter 24 The Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism (pages 324–332): Alvin Plantinga,Chapter 25 Two For the Ages: Origen and Newton (pages 335–344): Gary Patterson,Chapter 26 The Holy Trinity of Nineteenth?Century British Science: Faraday, Maxwell, and Rayleigh (pages 345–358): Gary Patterson,Chapter 27 A Professor in Dialogue with His Faith (pages 359–368): Gary Patterson,Chapter 28 Our Place in the Vast Universe (pages 369–379): Don N. Page,Chapter 29 Does God So Love the Multiverse? (pages 380–395): Don N. Page,Chapter 30 Scientific and Philosophical Challenges to Theism (pages 396–410): Don N. Page,Chapter 31 The Copenhagen Spirit of Science and Birth of the Nuclear Atom (pages 411–419): Richard Peterson,Chapter 32 When Scientists Go to War (pages 420–428): Richard Peterson,Chapter 33 Scientific Responsibility: A Quest for Good Science and Good Applications (pages 429–435): Richard Peterson,Chapter 34 The Evolution of Religion: Adaptationist Accounts (pages 437–457): Michael J. Murray,Chapter 35 The Evolution of Religion: Non?Adaptationist Accounts (pages 458–471): Michael J. Murray,Chapter 36 Evolutionary Accounts of Religion: Explaining or Explaining Away (pages 472–478): Michael J. Murray,Chapter 37 How Real People Believe: Reason and Belief in God (pages 479–499): Kelly James Clark,Chapter 38 Reformed Epistemology and the Cognitive Science of Religion (pages 500–513): Kelly James Clark,Chapter 39 Explaining God Away? (pages 514–526): Kelly James Clark,Chapter 39a Introduction to Volume Two (pages 527–602): Melville Y. Stewart,Chapter 40 Reflections on the Scientific Revolution (1543–1687) (pages 603–617): Owen Gingerich,Chapter 41 Designing a Universe Congenial for Life (pages 618–627): Owen Gingerich,Chapter 42 Earth's Biospheric Economy (pages 629–644): Calvin Dewitt,Chapter 43 The Steward and the Economist (pages 645–657): Calvin Dewitt,Chapter 44 Sustainable Living in the Biosphere (pages 658–670): Calvin Dewitt,Chapter 45 God, Time, and Infinity (pages 671–682): William Lane Craig,Chapter 46 Time and Eternity (pages 683–702): William Lane Craig,Chapter 47 The End of the World (pages 703–719): William Lane Craig,Chapter 48 Theology and Science in a Postmodern Context (pages 721–731): Nancey Murphy,Chapter 49 Science and Divine Action (pages 732–739): Nancey Murphy,Chapter 50 Theology, Science and Human Nature (pages 740–747): Nancey Murphy,Chapter 51 Darwin and Intelligent Design (pages 749–766): Dr Francisco J. Ayala,Chapter 52 The Nature of the Laws of Physics and Their Mysterious Bio?Friendliness (pages 767–788): Paul Davies,Chapter 53 The A?Theory of Time, Presentism, and Open Theism (pages 789–809): Dean Zimmerman,Chapter 54 A Kind of Darwinism (pages 811–824): Peter van Inwagen,Chapter 55 Darwinism and Design (pages 825–834): Peter van Inwagen,Chapter 56 Science and Scripture (pages 835–846): Peter van Inwagen,Chapter 57 Science and Religion in Western History: Models and Relationships (pages 847–861): Alan Padgett,Chapter 58 Overcoming the Problem of Induction: Science and Religion as Ways of Knowing (pages 862–883): Alan Padgett,Chapter 59 God and Time: Relative Timelessness Reconsidered (pages 884–892): Alan Padgett,Chapter 60 The Laws of Physics and the Design of the Universe (pages 893–910): Stephen M. Barr,Chapter 61 The Multiverse and the State of Fundamental Physics Today (pages 911–927): Stephen M. Barr,Chapter 62 Philosophical Materialism and the Many?Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics (pages 928–942): Stephen M. Barr,Chapter 63 Embodied Being: Evolution and the Emergence of the Human Person (pages 943–959): William Hurlbut,Chapter 64 Embryos, Ethics, and Human Dignity (pages 960–973): William Hurlbut,Chapter 65 Biotechnology and the Human Future (pages 974–983): William Hurlbut,Chapter 66 Freedom, Consciousness, and Science: An Emergentist Response to the Challenge (pages 985–998): Philip Clayton,Chapter 67 Mediating Between Physicalism and Dualism: “Broad Naturalism” and the Study of Consciousness (pages 999–1010): Philip Clayton,Chapter 68 Scientific Realism (pages 1011–1033): Bruce Reichenbach,Chapter 69 Religious Realism (pages 1034–1052): Bruce Reichenbach,Chapter 70 Experience and the Unobservable (pages 1053–1077): Bruce Reichenbach text استوارت, ملویل ی. (Melville Y. Stewart) Author Melville Y. Stewart Author book 1401-05-11 1401-05-11