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Navigating faith and science / Joseph Vukov.
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TextPublisher: Grand Rapids, Michigan : Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 2022Description: vii, 179 pages ; 22 cm PbkContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0802879616
- 9780802879615
- 215 V989
- BL240.3 .V85 2022
- BL240.3 .V85 2022
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Summary: In this short, accessible guide, Vukov advances three models for Christians to utilize when navigating the relationship between science and faith: conflict, independence, and dialogue. He argues that dialogue is the ideal model to follow most of the time--but not necessarily all the time. Through a philosophical approach grounded in compelling real-world examples, Vukov shows how no single model can be universally adequate, and how Christians must proceed with discernment according to the nature of the matter at hand. --Provided by publisher.
Machine generated contents note: Table of Contents Introduction -- 1. Intellectual Humility -- 2. Conflict -- 3. Independence -- 4. Dialogue -- 5. Choosing a Model -- Conclusion: What We Can Learn from Job
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 169-176) and index.
Machine generated contents note: Table of Contents Introduction -- 1. Intellectual Humility -- 2. Conflict -- 3. Independence -- 4. Dialogue -- 5. Choosing a Model -- Conclusion: What We Can Learn from Job
In this short, accessible guide, Vukov advances three models for Christians to utilize when navigating the relationship between science and faith: conflict, independence, and dialogue. He argues that dialogue is the ideal model to follow most of the time--but not necessarily all the time. Through a philosophical approach grounded in compelling real-world examples, Vukov shows how no single model can be universally adequate, and how Christians must proceed with discernment according to the nature of the matter at hand. --Provided by publisher.
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