Science and Religion

John Hedley Brooke

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Whitehead's Philosophy and Applications Study and Philosophy of Religion Evolution and Science Education

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In his Science and the Modern World (1925), the philosopher A. N. Whitehead deemed it a matter of urgency that the proper relations between science and religion should be clarified. The models through which the natural world had been analysed and manipulated, and the symbols through which humanity had customarily found meaning and purpose in life were both so powerful that it was essential to determine their relationship.

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