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    5/05/2016 12:55 am  #1

    Jeremy Taylor
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    Philosophy of Science readings

    Does anyone know some good works in philosophy of science written from a classical theist friendly perspective?

     

    5/05/2016 9:07 am  #2

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    Re: Philosophy of Science readings

    I'd take a look at William Wallace's The Modeling of Nature. He also has a collection of essays, From a Realist Point of View, which is unfortunately out of print.

     

    5/05/2016 8:52 pm  #3

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    Michael Dodds' Unlocking Divine Action

     

    5/06/2016 6:26 pm  #4

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    Thanks for the recommendations.

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    5/25/2016 4:17 am  #5

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    @ Jeremy Taylor
    I forgot to mention Michael Hanby's No God, No Science: Theology, Cosmology, Biology. I heard his book is pretty good and has a Classical Theist touch to it. Also, philosopher William E Carroll has done some work in contemporary science and classical metaphysics.
     

     

     

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