Science and religion : a historical introduction

Abstract

Contents: Science and Religion The Conflict of Science and Religion The Historiography of Science and Religion The Premodern PeriodAristotle and Aristotelianism Early Christian Attitudes toward Nature Medieval Science and Religion Islam The Scientific RevlutionThe Copernican Revolution Galileo Galilei Early Modern Protestantism Causation Mechanical Philosophy Isaac Newton Natural Theology Transformations in Geology, Biology, and CosmologyGeology and Paleontology Natural History Charles Darwin Evolution Cosmogonies The Response of Religious TraditionsRoman Catholic since Trent Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism Creation since 1859 The Scopes Trial The Theological Implications of Modern SciencePhysics Twentieth-Century Cosmologies Scientific Naturalism The Design Argument Ecology and the Environment Current Historiographical IssuesGender The Social Construct of Science Postmodernism

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