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Science and Faith: Understanding Meaning, Method, and Truth by William H. Chalker β€” book cover

Science and Faith: Understanding Meaning, Method, and Truth

by William H. Chalker
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Overview

In this introduction to religion and science, William Chalker outlines the nature of knowledge involved in claims about science and about religion and deliniates a compatible relationship between these two fields of understanding. According to Chalker, both science and theology have their proper realms, and while they are different in several crucial respects, they are not incompatible.

About the Author, William H. Chalker


William Chalker is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Religion at Albertson College of Idaho (now The College of Idaho) in Caldwell, Idaho.

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Book Details

Published
May 1, 2006
Publisher
Presbyterian Publishing
Pages
234
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780664227531

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