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1. www.crossway.org › articles › how-christianity-gaveHow Christianity Gave Rise to Modern Science - Crossway

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   Dec 13, 2017 · Science actually got started in a very explicitly theistic—indeed Christian—milieu. The period of time that historians call the Scientific Revolution is roughly 1300 to 1700.

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2. daily.jstor.org › when-science-and-religion-wereWhen Science and Religion Were Connected - JSTOR Daily

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   Sep 4, 2018 · Historian Jeffrey A. Mullins examines the religious revivals of the Second Great Awakening in the 1830s. At that time, Mullins writes, Americans did not see science and religion as opposites. Instead, they were “two aspects of the same universal truth.” And that truth was not based in pure logic.

3. www.equip.org › articles › christianity-led-riseHow Christianity Led to the Rise of Modern Science

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   Jan 17, 2017 · Medieval theologians studied God’s creation without any inkling or wish to produce the comprehensive account of the material universe provided by modern science. Nonetheless, their activity uniquely led to the incredible successes enjoyed by physics, chemistry, and biology, not to mention medicine, over the last couple of centuries.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Christianity_and_scienceChristianity and science - Wikipedia

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   Today almost all historians agree that Christianity (Catholicism as well Protestantism) moved many early-modem intellectuals to study nature systematically. Historians have also found that notions borrowed from Christian belief found their ways into scientific discourse, with glorious results.

5. biologos.org › articles › a-very-brief-history-ofA (Very) Brief History of Christians in Science - BioLogos

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   In the nineteenth century as today, questions of science and faith were hotly debated. But there were serious Christians at the center of the “scientific world,” arguing for belief in a Creator God. The assumption that science is the tool with which atheists have gradually demolished Christianity is further exploded by the big bang.

6. www.nae.org › history-of-science-and-christianityHistory of Science and Christianity | National Association of ...

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   Mar 20, 2015 · German Lutheran Johannes Kepler credited God for his understanding of the behavior of planets. Many of the English scientists who founded the Royal Society in 1660 had some connection with the Puritans, whose questing spirit spurred study of nature as well as church reform.

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   Did Christianity give rise to modern science?

   • You've got to look and see. There were a number of ways in which Christianity gave rise to modern science, and the idea that a set of naturalistic assumptions is necessary to do science is just historically false. Stephen Meyer (PhD, University of Cambridge) is the director of the Discovery Institute's Center of Science and Culture.

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   Why did Christians study science?

   • For them, science was the study of God’s creation. But the metaphysical assumptions of Christianity, unlike those of the Greeks or even Muslims, turned out to be extremely conducive to uncovering true knowledge about nature. They weren’t trying to, but it was Christians who laid the foundations for modern science.

   How Christianity Led to the Rise of Modern Science

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   Do scientists believe in God?

   • Many scientists who believe in God, either as a prime mover or as an active force in the universe, have written eloquently about their beliefs. "Creationists inevitably look for God in what science has not yet explained or in what they claim science cannot explain.

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   Why did Christians develop their own science in the Middle Ages?

   • Admittedly, when Christians came to develop their own science in the Middle Ages, they were not being objective either. For them, science was the study of God’s creation. But the metaphysical assumptions of Christianity, unlike those of the Greeks or even Muslims, turned out to be extremely conducive to uncovering true knowledge about nature.

   How Christianity Led to the Rise of Modern Science

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   Who invented science before the scientific revolution?

   • Most scientific and technical innovations prior to the Scientific Revolution were achieved by societies organized by religious traditions. Ancient Christian scholars pioneered individual elements of the scientific method. Historically, Christianity has been and still is a patron of sciences.

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   Did Ancient Greek philosophers and early Christians develop their own versions of Science?

   • We’ve seen how the schools of ancient Greek philosophers and early Christians developed their own versions of science to explain the world in a way that was consistent with their belief systems. The methodological mistake of Carrier is to measure ancient natural philosophies against the rules of modern science.

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8. www.nationalacademies.org › evolution › science-andThe Intersection of Science and Religion | National Academies

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   Scientists and theologians have written eloquently about their awe and wonder at the history of the universe and of life on this planet, explaining that they see no conflict between their faith in God and the evidence for evolution.