The true countenance of man
Hänsel, Markus.
The true countenance of man science and belief as coordinate magisteria (Coma) : a theory of knowledge / [electronic resource] : Markus von Hänsel-Hohenhausen. - Frankfurt ; Paris : Ontos Verlag, c2012. - 1 online resource (217 p.) : ill., ports.
Title from PDF title page (viewed on July 29, 2013).
Includes bibliographical references.
"The basis of the author's proof rests largely on the current state of research in mathematics, biology and physics. In spite of the holistic thesis, the argument remains strictly analytic and logical in its progression. Of course, it produces provocative conclusions: the coordination of the two great sources of knowledge, on the one hand scientific (which cannot make its proofs work without belief) and on the other hand Christian belief (which cannot stand without rationality); the falsity of their supposed mutual antagonism; the truth of Christian dogma out of physically grounded analogies; and finally a theory of the knowable, which leads to a 'Catholicity of the knowable'"--Back cover.
9783110320220 (electronic bk.) 3110320223 (electronic bk.)
Religion and science.
Science--Philosophy.
Philosophy and religion.
SCIENCE / Philosophy & Social Aspects
Electronic books.
BL240.3
501
The true countenance of man science and belief as coordinate magisteria (Coma) : a theory of knowledge / [electronic resource] : Markus von Hänsel-Hohenhausen. - Frankfurt ; Paris : Ontos Verlag, c2012. - 1 online resource (217 p.) : ill., ports.
Title from PDF title page (viewed on July 29, 2013).
Includes bibliographical references.
"The basis of the author's proof rests largely on the current state of research in mathematics, biology and physics. In spite of the holistic thesis, the argument remains strictly analytic and logical in its progression. Of course, it produces provocative conclusions: the coordination of the two great sources of knowledge, on the one hand scientific (which cannot make its proofs work without belief) and on the other hand Christian belief (which cannot stand without rationality); the falsity of their supposed mutual antagonism; the truth of Christian dogma out of physically grounded analogies; and finally a theory of the knowable, which leads to a 'Catholicity of the knowable'"--Back cover.
9783110320220 (electronic bk.) 3110320223 (electronic bk.)
Religion and science.
Science--Philosophy.
Philosophy and religion.
SCIENCE / Philosophy & Social Aspects
Electronic books.
BL240.3
501
