Science teachers' views of science and religion vs. the Islamic perspective: Conflicting or compatible?

Science and Religion: Compatible or Incompatible Explanatory Realms?

Among portrayals of evolutionary biology and intelligent design, some evolutionary biologists and organizations have claimed religion and science are compatible, commonly referred to as ‘accommodationism.’ This claim is, from the perspective of science, wholly incorrect. While religion and science are similar in that both seek causal explanations for natural phenomena, this does not render the ...

ترجمه و نقد کتاب the justification of science and the rationality of religious belife

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Religion and the Rise and Fall of Islamic Science

Using information on thousands of books written in the medieval Islamic world, I document a sustained decline in innovative intellectual production starting in the 12th century CE. I show that this decline coincides with an increase in the percentage of books dedicated to religious topics and in the proportion of authors employed in religious occupations. These findings are consistent with hist...

Islamic & non Islamic Countries Cooperation: Perspective on Science Diplomacy Model

Science and religion: friends or foes?

There is a widespread assumption that science and religion are incompatible with each other; it may be acceptable for a scientist to practise religion, but--it is believed--this should be seen as despite, not because of his or her scientific profession and knowledge. Such an assumption is wrong. Examination of conflicts between science and religion (such as those about evolution) show that they...