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In his article, "Covenantal Science: Impossible or Required?" (CSR XXII:4, June 1993), David Wilcox argued that Christian scientists ought to challenge the naturalistic assumptions of contemporary natural science, and to teach science "under the covenant." Karl Giberson argues that the project of constructing a Christian philosophy of science is unworkable, and proposes an alternative. Mr. Giberson teaches physics at Eastern Nazarene College. |
| Author : | Giberson, Karl | | Title : | Jerusalem and the National Academy of Science: Is There a Christian Philosophy of Science?.Christian Scholar's Review | | Publisher : | Christian Scholar's Review | | Copyright : | Permission to reproduce materials in the Christian Scholar's Review, beyond what is permitted as "fair use" under Sections 107 and 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law, is granted only to classroom teachers, professors, and religious educators for nonprofit educational use. Copies of individual articles or reviews may be distributed for classroom use or course assignments, or placed on library reserve, provided (1) there is no charge to the ultimate user above the actual cost of copying, and (2) each copy includes full citation of source. All copyright permission requests should be sent to David Hoekema (dhoekema@legacy.calvin.edu) and should include the requester's postal mailing address. | | Publication Date : | December 1993 | | Resource Type : | article |
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