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| Titre : | Faith and the Physical World: A Comprehensive View |
| Auteurs : | D.L. Dye, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | Exeter [GB] : Paternoster Press, 1966 |
| Collection : | The Christian Student's Library, num. 3 |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-0-85364-005-9 |
| Format : | 206 p. |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | MI/F (Science et foi) |
| Note de contenu : |
- I. INTRODUCTION: A. Science and Religion / B. Need for a World View - II. PHYSICAL REALITY: A. Scientific Method (1. Observation 2. Generalization 3. Verification) / B. Consistency, Proof, and Truth (1. Logical Truth — External Consistency 2. Scientific Truth — External Consistency) / C. Assumptions (1. Types of Assumptions 2. Specific Presuppositions Underlying Science 3. Possible Meanings of the Presuppositions 4. Summary of a World View of Science) - III. CHRISTIAN PRESUPPOSITIONS: A. Existence and Nature of God (1. The Basic Assumption 2. Data Accounted for by the Assumption 3. The Idea of God 4. The Character of the Assumption) / B. Revelation of God in Christ (1. The Biblical Record of Revelation 2. The God Christ Reveals 3. Parenthetical — The Supernatural) / C. A Comprehensive Christian World View (1. Physical and Spiritual Reality 2. World View Dynamics 3. Some Examples of Feedback 4. The Proposed Consistent Christian World View) - IV. THE WHOLE MAN: A. Needs of Human Nature (1. Some Psychological Data and Their Interpretation 2. Blocks to Moral Integration) / B. Resolution of Guilt (1. Psychological Conditions 2. Christian Data — The Good News) / C. Purpose and Meaning in Life for the Whole Man (1. Overcoming Egocentricity 2. Knowing God Personally 3. Love for God as the Purpose of Life 4. Personal Involvement 5. Conclusion) - V. SPECIFIC SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS OF THE CHRISTIAN WORLD VIEW: A. Biblical Interpretation (1. The Bible as History 2. The Biblical Text 3. Principles of Interpretation 4. Conclusion) / B. Origins (1. Cosmogony — The Origin of the Universe 2. Evolution — The Origin of Man 3. The Origins of Society) / C. Aberrations (1. Emotionalism 2. Intellectualism 3. Legalism 4. Balance or Normalcy) / D. Conclusions - VI. POSTLUDE: A. Concluding Remarks / B. Advice to the Reader / C. Summary - VII. A SELECTED RECOMMENDED READING LIST |
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