Vol 61 (1997)

World-views in opposition: Interaction of beliefs and values in science and religion

Table of Contents

PREFACE

PREFACE
Cornel Du Toit
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Articles

THE WORLD VIEW OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES
Robin M Crewe
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93-96
SCIENCE, RELIGIOUS PLURALISM AND THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE
J Teffo
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97-108
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGION AND SCIENCE: THE HINDU PERSPECTIVE
P Joshi
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109-120
ISLAM, SCIENCE AND RELIGION AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES: A PERSPECTIVE FROM SOUTH AFRICA
S Fakir
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121-128
JUDAISM SCIENCE AND COSMOLOGY IN THE LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY
H Avidan
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129-137
BUDDHISM, SCIENCE AND OTHER WORLD-VIEWS
M Clasquin
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139-150
THE DOMINATING WORLD –VIEWS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: RESPONSES FROM CHRISTIANITY
C W Du Toit
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151-165
NATURAL THEOLOGY IN A PLURALIST SOCIETY
Peter Barrett
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167-178
TRANSFORMING MEDICINE’S CLINICAL METHOD: A CRITICAL ASSESSENT OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE NATURAL SCIENCE WORLD-VIEW ON MEDICINE
J R Kriel
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179-192
THE STUFF WORLD-VIEWS ARE MADE OF
P F Craffert
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193-212
RECONSTRUCTING AN ECOLOGICAL COSMOLOGY: A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTRIBUTION
E M Conradie
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213-230
BAHA’I WRITINGS ON THE HARMONY OF SCIENCE AND RELIGION
R S Sarracino
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231-244