Table of Contents | Words: Alphabetical - Frequency - Inverse - Length - Statistics | Help | IntraText Library
Alphabetical    [«  »]
schools 5
schwartz 1
schwarz 1
science 131
sciences 9
scientific 63
scientific-philosophical 1
Frequency    [«  »]
132 time
131 existence
131 nature
131 science
128 about
126 them
125 other
Ivan M. Andreyev
Orthodox apologetic theology

IntraText - Concordances

science

    Chapter,  Paragraph
1 1 | concerning the proper place of science in regard to Christian faith. 2 1 | and philosophy, faith and science, in terms of a full recognition 3 1 | ancestor of Apologetics as a science.~The same thoughts about 4 1 | thoughts about the benefits of science and the participation of 5 1 | rejected; the passion toward science must be suppressed by a 6 1 | intellect, an apprehension of science, nor an enmity towards pagan 7 1 | also widely educated in science and possessed a philosophical 8 1 | providence of philosophy and science during the epoch of the 9 1 | against the progress of science. As to this, there exists 10 1 | representatives of western science themselves. For instance, 11 1 | Struggle Between Religion and Science,” (there is a Russian translation 12 1 | Between Catholicism and Science,) says: “The Greek Church 13 1 | was innocent of opposing science. On the contrary, she always 14 1 | truth and the discoveries of science, she always expected that 15 1 | western theology with natural science would not have taken place 16 1 | relationship between faith and science, a view which results from 17 1 | evoked a new theological science, broad and diverse, and 18 1 | a particular theological science.~In the first half of the 19 1 | a strong current in both science and philosophy which tried 20 1 | illuminated in natural science the religious understanding 21 2 | impossible to prove exactly by science. Positivism (Comte) is a 22 2 | predominates, and positive, when science predominates. The answers 23 2 | with a naïve belief in science. Cutting itself off from 24 2 | knowledge, between religion and science. However, with a deeply 25 2 | Ordinary people, not tempted by science and philosophy, but being 26 4 | religion to morality, to science and to the arts.~The first 27 5 | 5. Religion and Science.~True religion and true 28 5 | True religion and true science, recognizing the limits 29 5 | that either religion or science betrayed its principles 30 5 | religion as faith is for science. Faith can be indispensable 31 5 | contradictions between religion and science.~The more deeply and thoroughly 32 5 | and between religion and science. Of course, faith plays 33 5 | role in religion than in science. But this is explained primarily 34 5 | objectives of religion and science, each demanding different 35 5 | study. The objective of science is exceptionally elementary 36 5 | inquiries of man’s spirit, which science is absolutely helpless in 37 5 | Great also asserted: “In science faith precedes knowledge.” 38 5 | fraud or a phenomenon which science cannot at present explain, 39 5 | and explainable tomorrow.~Science, setting for itself the 40 5 | from the point of view of science?~Very often atheistically 41 5 | impeded by anything found in science of philosophy.~If man’s 42 6 | form (as in philosophy and science), but in vivid, concrete 43 7 | to morality, philosophy, science and art, we see that religion 44 7 | replaced by philosophy, science, art or morality alone, 45 8 | them, in philosophy, in science, and in practical life, 46 8 | most exact and conclusive science, mathematics, is based on 47 8 | correct when he states that in sciencefaith precedes knowledge.” 48 8 | that, in the first place, science is composed not only of 49 8 | the meaning of empirical science for man.~Where knowledge 50 8 | originated by God Himself. In science and philosophy there are 51 8 | correct or not is to see what science has discovered about this 52 8 | strange new process unknown to science today, there is a logical 53 8 | known laws and principles of science. No reasonable person is 54 8 | phenomena. A principle of modern science has emerged in the 1980s 55 8 | that contemporary physical science (Plank, Jeans, and others) 56 10,2| is waiting for all of us. Science may prolong life, but it 57 10,2| scientists seldom consider science their religion and many 58 10,2| found in the pages of any science book. There are holes in 59 10,2| creation and life given by science that I believe can only 60 10,2| universe. Education and science cannot save your eternal 61 10,4| universe had a beginning. Science clearly confirms this point. 62 14 | therefore accepted that genuine science, based on factual studies 63 14 | occurred between people of science and people of religion ( 64 14 | misunderstanding. Religion and science have their own goals and 65 14 | up in full.~ Conflicts of science and religion occur when, 66 14 | have nothing to do with science. In a like manner, conflicts 67 14 | manner, conflicts between science and religion occur when 68 14 | not existed!” But today’s science has advanced far from this 69 14 | Fortunately, such conflicts of science and religion disappear when 70 14 | related to religion and science at the same time.~ In the 71 15 | structures. However, present-day science arrives at the indubitable 72 15 | authentic conclusions of natural science in the question of the formation 73 15 | appeared before the birth of science, has passed the test of 74 15,1| clergy into believing godless science is purposely attempting 75 15,1| glorifying God.~ Naturalistic science, on the other hand, claims 76 15,1| pure form, Christianity and science are interested in the same 77 15,1| the differences between science and religion.~ The fossil 78 15,1| difficult to harmonize modern science with the Bible.~ ~ 79 15,2| beginning with the 17th century, science and the Bible coexisted 80 15,2| fire of separation between science and the theologians was 81 15,3| supported by mainstream science. Some believers perceive 82 15,3| between their faith and science. Many erroneously think 83 15,3| creation date, while rejecting science, or accept the evidence 84 15,5| to understand the Bible. Science is man's attempt to understand 85 15,5| the universe. Theology and science can both be flawed since 86 15,6| is also interesting that science has been unable to decide 87 15,6| creation is literal, and science agrees with the Bible — 88 15,6| your faith, dont blame the science. You will never meet anyone 89 15,6| preferred method is correct. Science is also uncertain on this 90 15,6| God did on the sixth day?~Science and the Bible are once again 91 15,8| scripture.~Theology and science do not have to be in opposition. 92 15,8| statement in the theology and science debate that should be addressed.~ ~ 93 15,8| that should be addressed.~ ~Science can’t say anything about 94 15,8| non-existence of God.~Of course science doesn't say anything about 95 15,8| non-existence of God, because science is man's attempt to explain 96 15,8| beyond themselves.~Honest science readily admits it can never 97 15,8| anything as absolutely true. Science does not claim to prove; 98 15,8| have greatly benefited from science. Because theories are tested 99 15,8| tested against the evidence, science is fluid, changing with 100 15,8| naturalism adherents misuse science is when they fail to differentiate 101 15,9| Bible or we can believe science. But in truth, there is 102 15,9| compromise either the Bible or science.~Biologists have directly 103 15,9| that the Bible is not a science book. So why do they expect 104 15,0| the lines allowed, while science claims that life evolved 105 15,1| as the Creator, something science by its own limitations can 106 15,1| company with mainstream science when it comes to evolution. 107 15,2| another conflict between science and theology. Grass and 108 15,2| of the plant kingdom by science. Genesis maintains they 109 15,2| s classification system. Science and Genesis only appear 110 15,2| Scriptures). Meanwhile, science, with the best equipment 111 15,2| is not listing species. Science says life appears in the 112 15,2| When no explanation suits, science assumes that the explanations 113 15,2| placed in this grouping. Science is now pretty certain through 114 15,2| that is of concern to God.~Science tells us the genetic difference 115 15,2| Homo Sapiens Sapiens by science. IF God used a primate ancestor 116 15,2| revolution. Man (as defined by science) for the first time domesticates 117 15,4| not so ordinary as Western science has made us out to be for 118 15,5| between Christianity and science, wrote: “Deeper and more 119 15,5| overcoming of animosity between science and religion. It sufficed 120 15,5| parallelisms between modern science and the Mosaic world view, 121 16,2| development of the world, science follows its own path, but 122 16,2| the voice of contemporary science. We have no need to plunge 123 17,1| the primitive life of man, science has no data at all. According 124 17,1| beginning of mankind. Strict science must therefore leave inviolate 125 18,1| cardboard always folds along it. Science cannot explain why good 126 19,1| the established facts of science and the words of the Bible. 127 24 | genuine intellect, genuine science, and genuine knowledge. 128 24 | the progress of genuine science. It simply points out the 129 24 | the progress of natural science, that is, that science which 130 24 | natural science, that is, that science which was especially engaged 131 24 | dreamed of by rationalistic science (walking on water and resurrection


Best viewed with any browser at 800x600 or 768x1024 on Tablet PC
IntraText® (V89) - Some rights reserved by EuloTech SRL - 1996-2007. Content in this page is licensed under a Creative Commons License