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Science And Religion Is A Record Of The 2009 Building Bridges Seminar, A Dialogue Between Leading Christian And Muslim Scholars Convened Annually By The Archbishop Of Canterbury. The Essays In This Volume Explore How Both Faith Traditions Have Approached The Interface Between Science And Religion And Throw Light On The Ongoing Challenges Posed By This Issue Today. The Volume Includes A Selection Of Relevant Texts Together With Commentary That Illuminates The Scriptures, The Ideas Of Key Religious Thinkers, And Also The Legacy Of Charles Darwin. -- Publisher's Description. Introduction / David Marshall -- Building Bridges In Istanbul / Rowan Williams -- Science And The Christian Tradition : A Brief Overview / John Hedley Brooke -- Science And Religion In The History Of Islam / Ahmad Dallal -- Science And Religious Belief In The Modern World : Challenges And Opportunities / Denis Alexander -- Biblical Texts. Commentary / Ellen F. Davis -- What Is Creation? Subtle Insights From Genesis 1 Concerning The Order Of The World / Michael Welker -- Qurʼānic Texts. Commentary / Mustansir Mir -- Classical Christian Texts. Commentary : Science And Religion In The Classical Christian Tradition /
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- Author
- David Marshall (editor)
- Publisher
- Georgetown University Press ; University Presses Marketing [distributor
- Published
- 2012
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781589019140
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Islam, Religion
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