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Home: Core Subjects: Science: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Science: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Nicolas Copernicus: Founder of Modern Astronomy - Rev. Martin S. BrennanNicolas Copernicus (1473-1543), the founder of modern astronomy, was destined to become, through the publication of his heliocentric theory, one of the seminal figures in the history of scientific thought. Read more... Nicolaus Copernicus - Father George William RutlerFather Copernicus seems to have been so self-effacing that he was not considered well-known enough for a marked grave. He did not change the world as Christ did, but he changed the way the world is understood. Read more... Obama is no champion of science - Father Raymond de SouzaThe scientists were jubilant, as men are when dividing the spoils. Read more... Prophet of Pointlessness—book review - STEPHEN M. BARRRichard Dawkins has been accused of spreading a cold and joyless message, a pessimistic nihilism and his latest book, Unweaving the Rainbow: Science, Delusion, and the Appetite for Wonder, was written in response to these charges. But the book is based, in its entirety, on a simple mistake. Read more... Retelling the Story of Science - Stephen M. BarrThe claims of scientific materialism have not changed substantially in over a hundred years. And yet much else has changed in that time. We know much more than we did about the origins of science; we know vastly more about nature. It is a good time, therefore, to take a fresh look at the materialist ideology of science and its story of science to see how well they have held up in the light of new knowledge. Read more... Science and faith were not enemies on Columbia - Fr. Raymond De SouzaThe remarkable thing is how unremarkable it is here. The "it" is the religious dimension of the Columbia tragedy and the importance of religious faith in the lives of the astronauts. The loss of the space shuttle is a major science story, but it was lived here as a spiritual trial. Science and faith were not enemies by those who flew Columbia. Read more... Science and Religion in Identity Crisis - STANLEY L. JAKIThree hundred or so years ago not a few scientists spoke of science and religion as united in a holy alliance. Two hundred years later theologians could do little about the warfare in which science and religion appeared to be locked forever. Read more... Science and the Story that we Need - NEIL POSTMANA serious spiritual problem confronting us in the technological age is that in having effectively solved the problem of information scarcity, we now find that we lack the transcendent narratives that would provide us with the moral guidance, social purpose, and intellectual economy necessary to tell us what we need to know, and especially what we do not need to know. Read more... Scientists are finding a friend in religion - Mark O'KeefeWhen Rick Husband, commander of the shuttle Columbia, looked out the window of his spacecraft, he saw what he called God's awe-inspiring creation. Crew member Michael Anderson, a physicist, believed that heaven, not space, was his final frontier. Read more... Scientist’s Challenge: Don’t Shout God Out of Research - BRIAN MCGUIREScientists gathered at a Sept. 25 conference took up an age-old challenge laid down by Charles Darwin. “If it could be demonstrated,” Darwin wrote, “that any complex organ existed which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down.” Read more... Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 09-Nov-2009 - 15:51:53
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