The Rationality of the Christian Faith and the Rationality of Science

Religion and Science are closely related by their origin and function. A philosophical and metaphysical consideration of the relationship between science and religion. The research has a firm theological, social, and scientific backgrounds.

A philosophical analysis of the rationality of the Christian faith and the rationality of science aims at establishing the kind of relationship that should exist between religion and science owing to the human rational capacity as the uniting factor. If the human being is one and that same human being is rational and capable of science and religion, there should be a possibility of a reconciliation of these two domains within his rational capacity. The study takes into consideration the various models of the relationship between science and religion and arrives at the fact that conflicts that seem to arise are always due to lack of intellectual honesty and the failure to accept the limits of one's competence. This is a product of a scientific doctoral research.

Autorentext

Paul Peter Rom Abim is a lecturer of philosophy of nature, science, modern and political philosophy since 2008. He is an author of The Spill of Blood and the Lamentations of Lamalo. He completed his PhD in philosophy from Pontifical University Urbaniana, and has a masters in theological and pastoral studies, and post graduate diploma in education.

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DEDICATION - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - GENERAL INTRODUCTION - Division of the Work -A Brief Biography of Stanley Jak - THE CONCEPT OF SCIENCE IN THE CONTEXT - RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCIENCE AND RELIGION - THE UNITY OF REASON - GENERAL CONCLUSION - Appendix - Password for Catholic Christians - BIBLIOGRAPHY .