Scientism and secularism: learning to respond to a dangerous ideology

The (scientistic) air we breathe -- Why ideas like scientism matter -- How scientism changed the universities -- Scientism is not science -- Scientism is the enemy of science -- Why weak scientism is no better than strong scientism -- Things more certain than the claims of the hard sciences -- What...

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Main Author: Moreland, James Porter 1948- (Author)
Contributors: Egeler, Dan (Writer of preface)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
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Published: Wheaton, Illinois Crossway 2018
In:Year: 2018
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Scientism / Naturalism (Philosophy) / Secularism / Ideology
B Theory of science / Apologetics
B Creation belief / Natural sciences
Further subjects:B Religion and science
B Christianity
B Apologetics
B Secularism
B Science Philosophy
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Summary:The (scientistic) air we breathe -- Why ideas like scientism matter -- How scientism changed the universities -- Scientism is not science -- Scientism is the enemy of science -- Why weak scientism is no better than strong scientism -- Things more certain than the claims of the hard sciences -- What happens when the hard sciences refuse to stay in their lane: a case study -- Turning the tables : the autonomy and authority theses -- Examples of the autonomy and authority theses -- How do we explain things? -- Things science cannot in principle explain (but theism can) -- Methodological naturalism, evolution, and intelligent design -- The importance of integrating Christianity and science -- How to think about Christianity and science : a holistic approach one final plea
Item Description:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:1433556901