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Science, Revelation, and Biblical Dualism

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posted on 2024-10-14, 10:46 authored by Ralph WeirRalph Weir
<p>A longstanding preoccupation of scholars of religion is the degree to which the body of revelation attested by a given religion is compatible with science. There are cases in which thinkers belonging to a religion go out of their way to deny that a claim has the status of revelation, despite evidence to the contrary, in order to guard their faith against scientific criticism. This is part of what I think is going on in the controversy upon which this paper focusses: the controversy over the place of mind-body (or soul-body) dualism in Christianity. </p>

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Publication Title

Divine Revelation and the Sciences: Essays in the History and Philosophy of Revelation (ed. by Balázs M Mezei)

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Chapter III

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Routledge

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9781032780160

Date Accepted

2022-10-31

Date of Final Publication

2024-10-15

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2024-10-01

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