Science et christianisme

Laval Théologique et Philosophique 66 (2):297-310 (2010)
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Quelles relations établir entre la science et religion? On a proposé deux grandes réponses à cette question : la première cherche par des moyens divers à les unifier, la seconde veut, au contraire, les séparer radicalement. Le théologien luthérien français Gérard Siegwalt propose une troisième voie : les connecter, tout en maintenant leur différence et en écartant des interférences indues. Scientifiquement, les affirmations de la foi ne sont ni démontrées ni démontrables, mais sont crédibles. What relationships can be established between science and religion? Two important answers to this question have been proposed : the first seeks, by various means, the unity of the two ; the second, on the contrary, radically separates them. The French Lutheran theologian Gérard Siegwalt proposes a third way : to connect them, while maintaining their differences and avoiding any undue interference. Scientifically speaking, the affirmations of faith are neither demonstrated nor demonstrable ; they are credible.

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Gérard Siegwalt : une théologie en dialogue.Marc Dumas - 2010 - Laval Théologique et Philosophique 66 (2).

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