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Religion and science in multiple contexts -- Worldly interests : apologetics, authority, and comfort -- Science, sense, and superstition : criteria -- Hunting a snark: religion in religion and science -- Mystery in an intelligible world -- Values in a world of facts -- Meaning in a material world -- Engaging in religion and science: an epilogue.
In: American anthropologist: AA, Volume 102, Issue 4, p. 963-964
ISSN: 1548-1433
Why Gods Persist:. Scientific Approach to Religion. Robert A. Hinde. New York: Routledge, 1999. 288 pp.
In: Issues in science and theology
This anthology, with contributions by leading scholars, introduces a new theme into the growing field of science-and-theology. This is the third volume published in association with ESSSAT in the series. This volume focuses on two topics that have so far received little attention, in the growing field of science-and-theology, i.e. ethical matters and issues raised by the technological applications of scientific knowledge. The book's main themes are: technology's impact on our worldview; morality, nature, and culture; and, morality in a technological society. The book is a selection of contribu