ciencia, filosofía del proceso y dios en ian g. barbour
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2016
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Este artículo expone y discute el estudio realizado por lan G. Barbour en torno a la relación entre los modelos científicos y los modelos religiosos. No abarca, sin embargo, los estudios de Barbour sobre la repercusión de las nuevas tecnologías. La forma de pensar de Barbour concluye en la filosofía/teología del proceso, inspirada en Whitehead. Los problemas de interpretación de esta filosofía del proceso y ante todo el modo de entender la kénosis divina y la auto limitación real de Dios en el mundo constituyen la discusión fundamental de este artículo.
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| Journal | bmc biotechnology |
| Year | 2016 |
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