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The Religious Roots of Science
In Melville Y. Stewart, Science and Religion in Dialogue. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 54--68 (2009)
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This chapter contains sections titled: * I A Brief History * II The Rise of Science and the Doctrine of Creation * III âWhy there?â * IV âWhy then?â * V Other Implications and Parallels * VI Conclusion * Notes * AppendixAuthor's Profile
Aristotle’s belief - that investigation rested on Christian doctrine of creation nature dependent o Greeks seen nature itself as separate âoverseerâ Uniformity of natural law - cosmos created by God Universality of natural law - science requiring pr coherence/intelligibility of creation doctrine of God’s creation and direct control of c religious institutions and religious belief hinder religious roots of science rise of science and doctrine of creation
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