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            <title>اطلاعات معنوی: صد دیدگاه در مورد علم و دین [کتاب انگلیسی]</title>
            
            
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                    <title>Spiritual Information: 100 Perspectives on Science and Religion</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>فلسفه دین</topic>
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                    <topic>علم و دین (فلسفه دین)</topic>
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            <publisher>Templeton Foundation Press</publisher>
            <dateIssued>2005</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Contents......Page 9,Preface......Page 17,Acknowledgments......Page 21,Part One ~ Perspectives on Sir John Templeton’s Two Domains—Spiritual Capital and Spiritual Information......Page 23,1. Spiritual Information and the Sense of Wonder:The Convergence of Spirituality and the Natural Sciences......Page 25,2. Sir John Templeton’s Three Passions......Page 30,3. Spiritual Capital: A New Field ofResearch......Page 34,4. Spiritual Capital as an Economic Force......Page 42,5. Spiritual Entrepreneurism: Creating a Plan to Explore and Promote Spiritual Information......Page 48,6. Global Spiritual Confusion and the Neglected Problem of Excess Spiritual Information......Page 55,7. Science, Semiotics, and the Sacred: Seeking Spiritual Information in the Deep Structure ofReality......Page 61,8. What Does a Slug Know of Mozart? Introducing the Ontological Multiverse......Page 66,9. Complementarity......Page 74,Part Two ~ Perspectives on the History—and Future—of the Science-Religion Dialog......Page 79,10. In Praise of Contingency: Chance versus Inevitability in the Universe We Know......Page 81,11. Historical Errors Impeding Progress in Science and Religion......Page 85,12. The Longing of Johannes Kepler......Page 90,13. The Spirit of Galileo......Page 96,14. Eminent Scientists and Religious Belief......Page 101,15. Biological Evolution, Quantum Mechanics, and Non-Interventionist Divine Action: New Research Promises Growth in Spiritual Knowledge......Page 106,16. Religion, Global Trends, and Religious Futurology......Page 112,17. “Playing God”......Page 118,18. The New Cognitive Science of Religion......Page 123,19. Exploring Inner Space in a New Age of Discovery: The Future of Scientific Survey Research in Religion......Page 128,20. Theological Fiction and the Future......Page 133,Part Three ~ Perspectives from Cosmology, Physics, and Astronomy......Page 137,21. Outward Bound......Page 139,22. An Echo ofAncient Questions from Contemporary Cosmology......Page 143,23. Progress in Scientific and Spiritual Understanding......Page 149,24. The Universe—What’s the Point?......Page 154,25. Choose Your Own Universe......Page 159,26. The Goldilocks Universe: Finesse and Firepower......Page 164,27. Emergent Realities in the Cosmos......Page 169,28. Cosmic Order and Divine Word......Page 173,29. Science ofthe Unseen: A Perspective from Contemporary Physics......Page 177,30. Design and the Designer: New Concepts, New Challenges......Page 183,31. Henderson’s “Fine-Tuning Argument”: Time for Rediscovery......Page 189,32. What God “Whispers” through Radio Telescopes......Page 194,Part Four ~ Perspectives from Quantum Mechanics, Mathematics, and Symbolic Logic......Page 201,33. The “Trialistic” Structure in Physics: New Insights for Metaphysics and Natural Theology......Page 203,34. On the Perennial Oneness of Being......Page 210,35. Quantum Logic and the God-World Relationship: A New Resource for Exploring Modern Christian Theology......Page 221,36. Between Mathematics and Transcendence: The Search for the Spiritual Dimension of Scientific Discovery......Page 230,37. Rejecting the Realm of Numbers......Page 235,38. Is God a Mathematician?......Page 239,39. Mathematical Theology......Page 243,45. Do Quantum Experiments Challenge Kant’s Criticism of the Proofs for the Existence of God?......Page 277,46. Proofor Persuasion?......Page 283,47. From Information to Spirit: A Sketch for a New Anthropology......Page 287,Part Five ~ Perspectives on Evolution and Purpose......Page 295,48. Do Chimpanzees Have Souls? Possible Precursors of Religious Behavior in Animals......Page 297,49. Shamanic Practices in the Painted Caves of Europe......Page 301,50. Naturalistic Spiritual Information......Page 308,51. Hath Darwin Suffered a Prophet’s Scorn? Evolutionary Theory and the Scandal of Unconditional Love......Page 313,52. Living Purpose:The Study of Purpose in the Living World as a Source of New Spiritual Information......Page 322,53.The Evolution of Altruism:From Game Theory to Human Language......Page 330,54.The Form of Freedom......Page 337,Part Six ~ Perspectives on Sociology and Ethics......Page 343,55. Preparing the Way for the Lord:Evolution, Christianity, and the Dialog on Moral Freedom......Page 345,56. Planetary Spiritual (In)formation: From Biological to Religious Evolution......Page 352,57. Is There a Place for “Scientific” Studies of Religion?......Page 359,58. Sociology and Spiritual Information: Challenging “Obvious” Opinions......Page 365,59. The Emergence of Ethics from Science: An Examination of the Ideals of Einstein and Gandhi......Page 370,60. Science in the Service of Meaninglessness Sociological Change and the Decline of Faith......Page 378,61. Secularization and the Sciences......Page 382,Part Seven ~ Perspectives on Religion and Health......Page 387,62. The Faith Factor in Medicine, the Health Factor in Religion: Reflections on a New Research Tradition......Page 389,63. Heal Thyself: Spirituality, Medicine, and Misunderstandings......Page 398,64. Can the Body Heal the Spirit?......Page 403,65. Mental Health, Spiritual Information, and the Power of the Mind to Shape the Brain......Page 411,66. Navajo Spirituality: Native American Wisdom and Healing in the Modern World......Page 417,67. Of Monocytes and the Spiritual Man......Page 422,68. Miracles Confront Materialism: A Scientist Reflects on the Life of Christian Healer Dorothy Kerin......Page 428,Part Eight ~ Perspectives on Contemplation and the Virtues......Page 435,69. Reflection and Its Use: From Source to Meditation......Page 437,70. Disgust and Elevation: Opposing Sources of Spiritual Information......Page 446,71. Goodness Matters......Page 451,72. Psychological Science and Spiritual Pursuits......Page 455,73. Spiritual Giftedness: Identifying and Measuring “Religious Genius”......Page 462,74. Research on Forgiveness: Ten Lessons Learned (So Far)......Page 467,75. Giving Thanks: Psychological Research on Gratitude and Praise......Page 473,76. “Ecce Homo”: To Welcome the Suffering Is the Sign of Our Humanity......Page 479,77. Unlimited Love......Page 486,Part Nine ~ Perspectives from Theology and Philosophy......Page 493,78. If Theologians Do Not Measure, Can They Measure Up? Rules for Acquiring Spiritual Information......Page 495,79. God, Spiritual Information, and Downward Causation......Page 501,80. The Value of Risk-Taking: Human Evolution and the Love ofGod......Page 506,81. A New Relationship between Theology and Science?......Page 512,82. The Emergence of Spirit......Page 520,83. A Sense of Calling as a Clue to the Character of the Universe......Page 526,84. The Role of Discernment in Seeking Spiritual Knowledge......Page 532,85. Spiritual Information for Integral Transformation......Page 536,86. Reading an Unfinished Universe: Science and the Question of Cosmic Purpose......Page 541,87. The Dawn of the Clone Age: Where Might Wisdom Be Found?......Page 546,88. Moving in Mysterious Waves: Music, Meter, Silence, and Hope......Page 551,89. Grasping Eternity: Notions of God and Time......Page 556,90. Divine Temporality and Human Experience of Time......Page 561,Part Ten ~ Perspectives from World Religions......Page 567,91. Progress in Religion? Interfaith Opportunities......Page 569,92. Interfaith Dialog in the Global World: Theological and Intellectual Constructs for the Future......Page 573,93. Humility and the Future of Islam......Page 579,94. Brahman and Progress: By What Knowledge Is the Spirit Known?......Page 583,95. The Scientific Frontier of the Inner Spirit......Page 589,96. From Biblical Story to the Science of Society:How Judaism Reads Scripture......Page 594,97. Technology and Human Dignity......Page 600,98. Pentecostal/Charismatic Worship: A Window for Research......Page 604,99. Catholicism and Science: Renewing the Conversation......Page 610,100. Quest for the Flame of the Spirit:The Pilgrim Soul Follows the “Kindly Light”......Page 615,Contributors......Page 621</tableOfContents>
        
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