Āyā 'ilm va dīn sāzigārand?: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

One of the most controversial and hot topics today is whether the conflict between science and religion can be reconciled or not. Famous philosophers Daniel C. Dennett and Alvin Plantinga try to answer this challenging issue in this book. An enlightening discussion that encourages students to think critically is to express the question of whether religion and science work together or not. It begins with Plantinga's claim that Christianity is compatible with evolutionary theory since Christians believe that God created the living world and that it is entirely possible that God did so using the process of evolution. Dent vehemently rejects this argument, and Plantinga's response prompts another response from Dent and final statements from both sides. As philosophers, writers have specialized skills in critical analysis. Their argument is a model of dialogue between those who are diametrically opposed. Ideal for courses in Philosophy of Religion, Science and Religion, and Philosophy of Science, Science, and Religion is also attractive to general readers.