But the Times points to this interesting series of short essays on the topic Does science make belief in God obsolete?
I don't recall precisely where, but I think that Newman justly worried that about the effect that science would have on people's imagination.
Monday, May 26, 2008
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Exact sciences require imagination as well as logics.
How does the idea of God can be compatible with these?
Every time I read the question, I wonder about the astonishing care of detail of our Creator.
The most difficult thing is not explaining what happens but make everything work, and surprisingly, it does.
Have a good day.
...And thanks for the link.
Check out http://www.starcourse.org/jcp/#info for PBS interview with Polkinghorne re Science/Religion. Also, Paul Davies at http://cosmos.asu.edu/ for another interesting perspective.
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