Anyone who is interested in science should be well aware of its philosophical underpinnings. Moreland's book is an excellent place to find such understanding. Though this title is out of print, it is well worth tracking down a used copy. ~ A|fterall.net
Moreland has undertaken to give Christians a clear-eyed conception of science that does its legitimate authority full justice but is sharply resistant to contemporary tendencies to take that authority as ultimate, global, and autonomous.... Christianity and the Nature of Science is a nice piece of work.... I can recommend the book very highly. ~ Del Ratzsch
Christianity and the Nature of Science A Philosophical Investigation
JP Moreland (Baker : 2nd edition, 1999), 270 pages.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments..................................9Introduction...........................................11
1. The definition of Science.....................17
2. Scientific Methodology........................59
3. The Limits of Science..........................103
4. Scientific Realism................................139
5. Alternatives to Scientific Realism.........171
6. The Scientific Status of Creationism....213
Concluding Unscientific Postscript..........247
Select Bibliography.................................251
Index
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