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John Lennox: has written several books on the relationship between science and religion and has also debated Richard Dawkins on the topic. (L)
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Charles Hartshorne: author of Philosophers Speak of God (1953). (H)
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John Habgood: author of Religion and Science (1964). (H)
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Donald E. Knuth: author of Things a Computer Scientist Rarely Talks About (2001) (K)
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Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: author of Science and Christ (1965, English Translation). (C)
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Karl Heim: author involving in the religion and science dialogue, his thought on quantum mechanics has been seen as the precursor to much of the current studies on divine action. (H)
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In the process of continuous scientific progress and gaining praise, the second line of scientific seniority has also begun to be exposed. Modern science, beginning with Nicolaus Copernicus and represented by Newton, was once thought to be the embodiment and synonym of right and truth, but the advent of relativity and quantum theory challenged these ideas. So many scholars began to study the humanistic spirit, that is, religion. That religion can provide moral ideals and values.
There are about 64 scholars throughout history who have studied the relationship between science and religion, and those who have written or written about it, are included in this random tool. At the same time, you can use the generator to find specific information about these scholars, including the specific time they put forward their theories, past achievements, published works, main position identity and so on
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