Faith and Science, or How Revelation Agrees With Reason, and Assists It (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Discover how faith and reason can work together to illuminate the mysteries of reality. This work argues for a harmonious relationship between revelation and inquiry, showing how faith can widen the horizon of understanding and support rigorous thinking.

The author presents a concrete program for thinking about God, the soul, and the nature of existence. It traces how intellectual traditions have debated reason and faith, and offers a framework for seeing science and theology as complementary rather than opposed.

- See how reason and faith can illuminate each other without compromising truth.
- Learn why the limits of human knowledge point to a transcendent ground beyond the sensible.
- Explore historical debates among philosophers, theologians, and scientists and what they mean for today.
- Understand the idea that knowledge progresses when belief and inquiry cooperate rather than conflict.

Ideal for readers interested in philosophy, theology, and the history of science, and for anyone seeking a clearer view of how revelation can assist reason.

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