Set Theoretic Analysis of the Whole of Reality

Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 58 (3):254-255 (2006)
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Abstract

A theistic science would have to represent the integration of all kinds of knowledge intent on explaining the whole of reality. These would include, at least, history, metaphysics, theology, formal logic, mathematics, and experimental sciences. However, what is the whole of reality that one wants to explain? :

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