A Christian View of Science This series of articles is based on the book by R. H. Bube, " Putting It All Together: Seven Patterns for Relating Science and Christian Faith," University Press of America, Lanham, Maryland
Putting It All Together: a Look at the Issues
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5. WAYS OF RELATING SCIENCE AND FAITH
Allan J. Day

A Christian View of Science - The Posture of Science (Part A) /  (Part B) / (Part C)

William Hasker: Faith-Learning Integration: An Overview

Deacon Robert M. Pallotti: Models for Understanding the Emerging Relationship Between Religion and Science.

Christianity and the Birth of Science
by Michael Bumbulis, Ph.D

Camellias and Happiness: An Integration of Science and Religion
Kevin Sharpe and Rebecca Bryant

The Creation Social Science and Humanities Society (CSSHS)
The CSSHS is educational, and will promote and disseminate information on the implications of the Biblical creation model of origins for the social sciences and humanities, with emphasis on the development of these disciplines in accordance with the rapidly emerging and increasingly well established natural scientific models of Biblical creation

Christian Science: Attempting a Comeback
By Linda S. Kramer

Faith and Reason

Religion and Science - Stanford Encyclopedia

From Science to Christianity: Toward a Complete Worldview
Dennis L. Feucht 2001

Is a symphonic fusion of science and spirituality possible?
By Roar Bjonnes

First Unitarian Universalist Society of Albany
"Reconciling Science and Religion"
Rev. Samuel A. Trumbore

THEOLOGY AND SCIENCE WITHOUT DUALISM
by Elizabeth Newman

Straddling Modernism and Postmodernism
By Leonard I. Sweet

THEOLOGY AS A SCIENCE

The Scientific Status of Theology: Imre Lakatos, Method and Demarcation
Greg Peterson

Christianity and the Scientific Enterprise (I)
Dr. Charles Thaxton

God in Relation to Nature
The 1998 Witherspoon Lecture: By John Polikinghorne
Can science's account of the regularity of nature be
reconciled with Christianity's talk of the God who acts in history?

Religion and the Rise of Science

Reasons to Believe

Camellias and Happiness: An Integration of Science and Religion
by Kevin Sharpe and Rebecca Bryant

Frequently Asked Questions
about Intelligent Design

How science correlates to Christianity,
atheistic scientism, and New Age mysticism
Prof. Vladislav S. Olkhovsky
Scientific Centre "Institute for Nuclear Research" Kiev-252028, Ukraine

Ken Wilber Science and religion

Thomas Torrance :Einstein and God

Rev. Dr John Polkinghorne KBE FRS

Science & the Future of Theology—Critical Issues
By Arthur Peacocke

Functional Integrity and God's Interaction with His Creation
Philip E. Anderson

The Integral Theory of Truth and Reality
(Excerpted from Pitirim A. Sorokin, The Crisis of Our Age)

Science and Faith (On line Book)
by Arthur C. Custance, Ph.D.

Science Versus Religion Quotes

Between Jerusalem and the Laboratory: A Theologian Looks at Science
by Michael Bauman

Philosophy and Theology at Oxford
Philosophy and Theology brings together some of the most important approaches to understanding and assessing the intellectual claims of religion, and in particular of Christianity. It fosters intellectual capacities that you can apply across both disciplines, and develops skills which you will find useful for a wide range of careers and activities after graduation.

Science and Religion: Four Views
Robert M. Bowman, Jr.

The Eternal Conflict: Famous Quotes on Religion and Science

The Bible and Astronomy
by Hector Avalos
The following article is from Free Inquiry magazine, Volume 18, Number 4.

THE  NOOSPHERE  WEBSITE

THEOLOGY AND SCIENCE WITHOUT DUALISM
by Elizabeth Newman
Both modernism's disinterested spectator and postmodernism's deconstructed self lead to the gnostic belief that we are in bondage to the world. Biblically informed myth offers an escape.

THE IDEA OF BIBLICAL THEOLOGY AS A SCIENCE
AND AS A THEOLOGICAL DISCIPLINE
Geerhardus Vos (1862-1949)

Apologetics for our age
BIBLICAL EVIDENCES OF SCIENCE
(http://www.letusreason.org/Apolo6.htm)
What is now known by science today was always known by the creator. He revealed some his knowledge to us through the Bible.

Books

Ian Barbour:
Myths, Models and Paradigms: A Comparative Study in Science and Religion
(on line Book)
Four issues which will be significant in the subsequent analysis of models arise here in discussing these other linguistic forms: (1) the role of analogy, (2) the relation of religious symbolism to human experience, (3) the diverse functions of religious language (especially evident in the case of myth) and (4) the cognitive status of religious language. I will suggest that the idea of religious models offers a distinctive way of dealing with each of these issues.

Religion in an Age of Science
by Ian Barbour

ANDREW DICKSON WHITE
A HISTORY OF THE WARFARE OF SCIENCE WITH THEOLOGY IN CHRISTENDOM
(on line Book)

Ian Barbour:
Religion and Science: Historical and Contemporary Issues
Harpercollins 1997

John Hedley Brooke:
Science and Religion: Some Historical Perspectives
Cambridge Univ Press 1991

William A. Dembski : Intelligent Design: The Bridge Between Science and Theology

Karl Popper: Objective Knowledge
A Realist View of Logic, Physics, and History (1966),
(1972) publ. Clarendon Press. The second last chapter is reproduced here.

Alfred North Whitehead
by Norman Pittenger

A Christian Natural Theology Based on the Thought of Alfred North Whitehead
by John B. Cobb, Jr.

C. P. Henderson
God and Science: The Death and Rebirth of Deism (Chapters on line)

ARTHUR CUSTANCE: FAITH AND SCIENCE (On Line)
The overriding theme in the four Papers in this book is man's position in the universe. A clear understanding of what that position really is, seen in the light of evidences of divine forethought in creation, is important not only in his search for meaning and purpose in life, but for his spiritual well-being.

A Purpose For Everything
by L. Charles Birch

Christianity and the Scientist
by Ian Barbour

Hymn of the Universe
by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

Mind in Nature: the Interface of Science and Philosophy
by John B. and David R. Griffin Cobb, Jr

Nature and Purpose
by John F. Haught

The Cosmic Adventure: Science, Religion and the Quest for Purpose
by John F. Haught

The Varieties of Religious Experience: A Study in Human Nature
by William James

Epistemology

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Ancient Skepticism // Social Dimensions of Scientific Knowledge

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Ancient Greek Skepticism ///Contemporary Skepticism

The Pre-Socratic Philosophers: Resources

Skepticism and Foundations
Gilbert Harman

The Epistemology Research Guide

The Epistemology Page

WHAT IS "EPISTEME"?
THE MEANING OF "SCIENCE" AND "TRUTH"
Theo Theocharis

What is complexity science, really?
Steven E. Phelan

Wim van den Dungen
The Rules of the Game of True Knowing

On the Soul, By Aristotle. Written 350 B.C.E
Translated by J. A. Smith

PHENOMENOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY, SCIENCE & HISTORY:
Brent Dean Robbins
Duquesne University A Reading of Kuhn in Light of Heidegger
as a Response to Hoeller's Critique of Giorgi

Intersubjectivity and Humanities-Based Psychology:
Some Thoughts on Cleaning Up Our Language
Arthur Warmoth, Sonoma State University

Postmodernism and You: Psychology
Jim Fidelibus, Ph.D.

Skepticism, Contextualism, and Semantic Self-Knowledge

Truth Journal
Advice to Christian Philosophers
(With a special preface for Christian thinkers from different disciplines)
Professor Alvin Plantinga

Christian Witness in a Pluralistic Age
by Jim Leffel

Is Science a Threat or Help to Faith?
A look at the concept of Theistic Science
Meet the Author: Dr. J.P. Moreland

Dr. J. P. Moreland:
Defending the Faith Philosophically
Talbot Seminary, Summarized by Rich Milne

Christopher Peacocke:
Conscious Attitudes, Attention and Self-Knowledge

Beyond Positivism
Toward a Methodological Pluralism for the Social Sciences

The Fallacy of Contextualism
William A. Dembski
Reprinted from The Princeton Theological Review, October 1994

Towards a moderate, modular Postmodernism
Wim van den Dungen

Rev. Samuel A. Trumbore: Four Ways of Knowing, 1997

Epistemological Pluralism and Laible's Epistemology of Love:
What is the Connection?
Colleen A. Capper (Draft)

An Epistemological Study of Mysticism in Christianity and Hinduism
Swami Bhajanananda

Truth and Islamic Thought
Andrey Smirnov

Integration and the Christian Scholar
J. P. Moreland

STRATEGIES OF KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION
Steve Fuller

The Death of Truth Group Study Guide

Transdisciplinarity through Structured Dialogue
Beyond sterile dualities in meetings to the challenge of participant impotence

Integrative Knowledge and Transdisciplinarity Project - Index to Notes and Commentaries

The Integral Cycle of Knowledge:
Some thoughts on integrating Ken Wilber's
Developmental and Epistemological Models: by Mark Edwards

Guide to Philosophy on the Internet

KARL POPPER AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

Ereignis: A site on Heidegger

William A. Dembski: Are We Spiritual Machines?

KARL POPPER AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
The Bobgans Misrepresent Crabb, The Bobgans Misunderstand Popper [...]

EPISTEMIC CIRCULARITY:
AN ESSAY ON THE PROBLEM OF META-JUSTIFICATION DISSERTATION
Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy in the Graduate
School of The Ohio State University:By Lawrence Mark Sanger, M.A., B.A.

Thomas Kuhn (1962): The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
One chapter plus one postscript reproduced

Philosophy Resources
by Paul Wong

NIETZSCHE Links

Thinking About Thought by Piero Scaruffi

What is Ontology?
Definitions by some leading philosophers

Sune Nordwall
What is science? Some viewpoints from the perspective of the theory of science

Myth and Philosophy from the Presocratics to Plato
by Kathryn Morgan

ABSOLUTES VS. RELATIVISM
The art of humanism in today's world

Gnosticism
http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/g/gnostic.htm
Gnosticism, as an intellectual product, is grounded firmly in the general human act of reflecting upon existence. The Gnostics were concerned with the basic questions of existence or "being-in-the-world" (Dasein) -- that is: who we are (as human beings), where we have come from, and where we are heading, historically and spiritually.

Worldviews

World Views: Jerry Solomon

World Views, Part 2: Rick Wade

Pope John Paul II: : Dialogue between Cultures for a Civilization of Love and Peace.
January 1, 2001: Message for World Day of Peace

Orthos Logos, Recta Ratio: Pope John Paul II, Nihilism, and Postmodern Philosophy
Michael Peters: University of Auckland, New Zealand

Reasonable Pluralism – Justified Beliefs: Religious Faith in a Pluralist Society
by Thomas M. Schmidt

The Christian World View of
Psychology and Counseling

Christian Witness in a Pluralistic Age by Jim Leffel

World Views: from fragmentation to integration
by: Diederik Aerts, Leo Apostel, Bart De Moor, Staf Hellemans, Edel Maex, Hubert Van Belle, Jan Van der Veken

"Whose Worldview?" "Whose Psychology?"
How Psychotherapy Can Recognize Diverse Value Systems

The Real Issue: When Worldviews Collide
Part One, Part Two
C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud: a comparison of their thoughts and viewpoints on life, pain and death
By Armand Nicholi, Jr., M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

Human Nature

I Cerebrate Myself. Is there a little man inside your brain?
Nancey Murphy

REV. DANIEL J. PRICE: Discovering a Dynamic Concept of the Person
in Both Psychology and Theology
From Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 45 (September 1993): 170-180.
In the past century and a half scientists have increasingly perfected their tools for the study of human persons. Little surprise, then, that the relatively new field of modern psychology has steadily grown in influence. Traditionally, there has been a good deal of animosity between modern psychology and Christian theology. This has been especially true of the psychoanalytic tradition begun by Freud and carried on by a number of his followers. Does this longstanding antipathy need to remain? Post-Freudian object relations psychology has developed from Freud's insights into the unconscious processes which influence human behavior. But object relations has, for the most part, rejected Freud's biological reductionism. Object relations theories have built upon Freud's foundational discovery of the importance of childhood, while pushing back the veil from the infant's relations to the parent. Could there be analogies here between what the object relations psychologists are uncovering and what the Bible tells us about ourselves? I propose that such is the case if one compares the theological doctrine of the person found in the writings of Karl Barth with certain aspects of object relations psychology.

Values

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND THERAPY OF HOMOSEXUALITY
Linda Ames Nicolosi: A History of Psychology's Value Systems

Christian Ethics by Georgia Harkness (On Line Book).

Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith: Persona Humana
Declaration on Certain Questions Concerning Sexual Ethics

Why Be Moral? By Ellen Myers

Christianity is NOT Morality. by James A. Fowler. 1998
Morals are the acceptable behavior based on the mores of a social grouping. Jesus did not come to give us a standardized moral code to which all should conform, but to give us His life whereby the divine character might be expressed through our behavior.