Titlebook: Is God a Scientist?; A Dialogue Between S Robert Crawford Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 arg

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Robert Crawfordesented in my book .).. I do this because it may seem that this conception depends on philosophical claims I should like to avoid, for example, claims to universal truth, or claims about the essential nature and identity of persons. My aim is to explain why it does not. I shall first discuss what I

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esented in my book .).. I do this because it may seem that this conception depends on philosophical claims I should like to avoid, for example, claims to universal truth, or claims about the essential nature and identity of persons. My aim is to explain why it does not. I shall first discuss what I

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Introduction,created the world then what science discovers about it may help us to understand him. In the past scientists have said that God has two books, one of scripture and one of nature. If this is so then religion and science should complement one another as Copernicus, Galileo and Newton believed.

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The Method of Science,e careful and focused if clues are to be found as to who did it and how. Charles Darwin (1809–82) realised the value of careful observation and noted what others who were more learned missed. It led to the theory of evolution, which he thought explained the facts. The result was a discovery about ou

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Religion and Scientific Method,t but in the light of past conflict. However, it should not be forgotten that Judaism, Christianity and Islam encouraged the development of science by denying, unlike the ancient Greeks and others, that nature was divine; it could then be explored experimentally. With the belief in a rational and or

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