The article discusses the twists and turns of history formulation inertia principle classical mechanics their dependence on theological concepts time. points view movement Aristotle, authors late scholasticism, Galileo, Descartes Newton are subject to discussion. fundamental also compared with tradition Protestant theology.

This paper aimed to present a novel approach the comparative philosophy of religion which I call traditions-oriented. It is related and yet distinct from both confessional (tradition-oriented) theology. begins with reflection on meaning employment ‘comparison’ in context philosophical analysis. What follows an analysis nature practice conducted under umbrella concept religion. After sketching o...

In Eastern Christian philosophy, there are several views on the origin of soul, which, in turn, were borrowed from ancient philosophy. This article deals with study three main hypotheses about which originate philosophy and pre-Christian religious beliefs. The reception these some transformation adaptation was adopted further developed by prominent thinkers both East West. Therefore, emphasis i...

Born in the small town of Scandiano in northern Italy on 10 January 1729, Spallanzani grew up in a large, wealthy family and attended local schools until he was fifteen. He then studied at a Jesuit seminary in Reggio Emilia where his intellectual abilities earned him the nickname ?the astrologer.? He matriculated in 1749 at the University of Bologna [7] and began working toward a degree in juri...

Born in the small town of Scandiano in northern Italy on 10 January 1729, Spallanzani grew up in a large, wealthy family and attended local schools until he was fifteen. He then studied at a Jesuit seminary in Reggio Emilia where his intellectual abilities earned him the nickname ?the astrologer.? He matriculated in 1749 at the University of Bologna [7] and began working toward a degree in juri...

“Knowledge” in Islam, Muslim culture and philosophy is considered as the key to understanding civilization, formation of which took place interaction with cultures peoples eastern western parts former Roman Empire. The Byzantine theology were great importance for points contact mutual enrichment Christian Middle Ages, influencing orthodox doctrine worldview ethnically diverse oikumene. phenomen...

To discuss the topic of Reincarnation is uncommon in Christian theology, especially since neither Protestant nor recent Catholic theology show much interest in eschatology. Yet i t is a stirring issue, of the greatest importance to any human individual. This is a sufficient reason to take it seriously, even more so in view of the growing number of psychological, thanatological and parapsycholog...