9781925643800 - the a to z of people of faith and science: short biographies di kelly, terry (8 risultati)
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The Catholic Church today is accustomed to o en being ridiculed and criticised. Well known scientists such as Richard Dawkins treat religion in general, and the Catholic Church's teachings, as unworthy of any respect, and open to derision and ridicule. One event that su ces for many people…to form a totally negative attitude about the Catholic Church and religion is the Church's two decade battle with Galileo Galilei, ending with his house imprisonment for life in the Middle Ages. It was not until the twentieth century that Pope John Paul II admitted the Church's mistake in its condemnation of Galileo. Is Galileo the only serious scientist who was a member of the Church? Not at all. My intention in this book is to show there have been serious religious thinkers in every age from the second century, until the present day, who have understood science, accepted its conclusions for their era, and o en contributed to its advancement. Even at the time of Galileo himself, there were many other religious men who were grappling with the issues raised by Galileo's telescope.This book is intended to be a resource for those interested in science and religion and for those teaching this subject in schools. It is not intended to be an complete or an exhaustive examination of each of the many gures in this area but is only a brief introduction to their life and work. e overwhelming majority of these biographies are of men, and many were priests, which isa re ection of society and the Church were few women have had the same opportunities to purse these interests and to have been recognised for them.Terrence J Kelly SJ is an Australian Jesuit, born in Bunbury, Western Australia and who has spent over forty years teaching science, physics and science and religion courses at senior levels n Jesuit secondary schools in, Perth Melbourne and Adelaide. His academic background is in chemistry and physics. He is editor of God, Life Intelligence and the Universe, 2002, author of Reason and Religion in an Age of Science, 2007, and Stars, Life and Intelligence: Being a Darwinian and a Believer, 2009. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Condizione: New. KlappentextrnrnThe Catholic Church today is accustomed to o en being ridiculed and criticised. Well known scientists such as Richard Dawkins treat religion in general, and the Catholic Church&aposs teachings, as unworthy of any respect, and ope.
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The Catholic Church today is accustomed to o en being ridiculed and criticised. Well known scientists such as Richard Dawkins treat religion in general, and the Catholic Church's teachings, as unworthy of any respect, and open to derision and ridicule. One event that su ces for many people…to form a totally negative attitude about the Catholic Church and religion is the Church's two decade battle with Galileo Galilei, ending with his house imprisonment for life in the Middle Ages. It was not until the twentieth century that Pope John Paul II admitted the Church's mistake in its condemnation of Galileo. Is Galileo the only serious scientist who was a member of the Church? Not at all. My intention in this book is to show there have been serious religious thinkers in every age from the second century, until the present day, who have understood science, accepted its conclusions for their era, and o en contributed to its advancement. Even at the time of Galileo himself, there were many other religious men who were grappling with the issues raised by Galileo's telescope.This book is intended to be a resource for those interested in science and religion and for those teaching this subject in schools. It is not intended to be an complete or an exhaustive examination of each of the many gures in this area but is only a brief introduction to their life and work. e overwhelming majority of these biographies are of men, and many were priests, which isa re ection of society and the Church were few women have had the same opportunities to purse these interests and to have been recognised for them.Terrence J Kelly SJ is an Australian Jesuit, born in Bunbury, Western Australia and who has spent over forty years teaching science, physics and science and religion courses at senior levels n Jesuit secondary schools in, Perth Melbourne and Adelaide. His academic background is in chemistry and physics. He is editor of God, Life Intelligence and the Universe, 2002, author of Reason and Religion in an Age of Science, 2007, and Stars, Life and Intelligence: Being a Darwinian and a Believer, 2009. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
