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Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and ~ Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology J Wentzel Van Huyssteen on FREE shipping on qualifying offers In Alone in the World first given as the 2004 Gifford Lectures at the University of Edinburgh J Wentzel van Huyssteen develops the interdisciplinary dialogue that he set out in The Shaping of Rationality 1999

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Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and ~ Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology The Gifford Lectures The University of Edinburgh Spring 2004 Religion Theologie und Theology and Natural Science RThN Wentzel van Huyssteen on FREE shipping on qualifying offers This study focuses on the notion of human uniqueness in science and theology

Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology ~ Van Huyssteen sets the stage in his opening chapter for developing themes strongly implicit in Lord Gifford’s charge first an integrative and interdisciplinary praxis for theology and the sciences and second the basic conviction that there is something uniquely human constituted by the way we relate to ourselves to the world and to God

Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology ~ Van Huyssteen sets the stage for developing themes strongly implicit in Lord Gifford’s charge first an integrative and interdisciplinary praxis for theology and the sciences and second the basic conviction that there is something uniquely human constituted by the way we relate to ourselves to the world and to God

Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and ~ The most responsible Christian theological perspective on human uniqueness requires a distinct move away from esoteric and overly abstract notions of human uniqueness and a return to embodied notions of humanness where our embodied imagination sexuality and moral awareness are directly linked to the fully embodied selftranscendence of believers who are in a relationship with God

Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in Science and ~ 1998 and The Shaping of Rationality 1999 van Huyssteen here avoids generalizations about science and theology by tackling a single problem for both disciplinesnamely the question of human uniquenessfrom the perspectives especially of paleoanthropology and of his own liberal Protestant tradition

Alone in the world human uniqueness in science and theology ~ Get this from a library Alone in the world human uniqueness in science and theology J Wentzel Van Huyssteen In Alone in the World first given as the 2004 Gifford Lectures at the University of Edinburgh J Wentzel van Huyssteen develops the interdisciplinary dialogue that he set out in The Shaping of

Acknowledgments Alone in the World Human Uniqueness in ~ Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology a topic that would not only directly stimulate my reflection on the more philosophical problem of interdisciplinarity but would also afford me the challenge of rethinking and ultimately revisioning Lord Gifford’s requirement for doing “natural theology in the widest sense of the term” Most importantly however it finally gave me the opportunity to explore the uncharted but fascinating relationship between theology and paleoanthropology

Alone in the World J Wentzel Van Huyssteen ~ Alone in the World J Wentzel Van Huyssteen on FREE shipping on qualifying offers In Alone in the World — first given as the 2004 Gifford Lectures at the University of Edinburgh — J Wentzel van Huyssteen develops the interdisciplinary dialogue that he set out in The Shaping of Rationality 1999