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Is Religious Belief Problematic?o be undertaken. Care needs to be exercised, for example, in distinguishing kinds of belief — behavioural beliefs from rational beliefs, conscious from unconscious beliefs, ‘belief that’from ‘belief in,’and so on — if confusion is to be avoided..Similarly it must be made clear whether the analysis i

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Explanation and Theological Methodrom scientific explanation’.. Philosophers of science have in general found themselves in agreement with this evaluation of religious discourse. Science, they have almost unanimously claimed, has achieved a generalized theoretical knowledge of the fundamental conditions determining the events and pr

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Science and Religion: Is Compatibility Possible? communities, seem utterly naive. Since the days of Galileo and Urban VIII, it can be argued, the image of conflict has appropriately dominated all discussion of the relation of religion to science. The dominant picture, as Andrew White’s famous . (1896) illustrates (although some what onesidedly),

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Is Science Really an Implicit Religion?cannot be denied that it is both a religious and a scientific culture, but neither can it be denied that there has existed a constant tension between its scientific and religious communities at least since the emergence of modern Western science at the close of the Middle Ages. Indeed so often has t

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Religion, Science, and the Transformation of ‘Knowledge’students of Western culture would agree that there has been a persistent tension — even warfare — between the scientific and religious communities in the West, at least since the emergence of modem Western science in Europe at the close of the Middle Ages.. I would argue, moreover, that that tension

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Has Philosophy of Religion a Place in the Agenda of Theology?ssurances that a fully developed statement on the issue was not expected made the exercise appear far easier than I found it to be. The simple question presented for comment — Has Philosophy of Religion a Place in the Agenda of Theology? -is not so simple, for even what philosophy, religion and theo

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Postulations for Safeguarding Preconceptionseligion has for the most part been seen as an activity continuous with the religious life itself. It has usually been understood, that is, as a rational explication of the import of religious experience; or, perhaps, in a more critical vein, as an examination of the doctrinal/dogmatic contents (whet