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Handbook of religion and the authority of science

Други автори: Lewis, James R., Hammer, Olav.
Формат: Електронен
Език: English
Публикувано: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2011.
Серия: Brill handbooks on contemporary religion ; v. 3.
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Съдържание:
  • Theoretical.
  • How religions appeal to the authority of science /
  • James R. Lewis ;
  • From analogies to narrative entanglement :
  • invoking scientific authority in Indian New Age spirituality /
  • Kathinka Fr©ıystad ;
  • We demand bedrock knowledge :
  • modern Satanism between secularized esotericism and "esotericized" secularism /
  • Jesper Aagarad Peterson
  • Buddhism and East Asian traditions.
  • Buddhism as the "religion of science" :
  • from colonial Ceylon to the laboratories of Harvard /
  • David L. McMahan ;
  • Falun Gong and science :
  • origins, pseudoscience, and China's scientific establishment /
  • Helen Farley ;
  • Metaphorical and metonymical science :
  • constructing authority in a Japanese new religion /
  • Christal Whelan ;
  • When science fiction becomes science fact ;
  • the role of science, science fiction, and technology in Aum Shinrikyo /
  • Martin Repp
  • South Asian traditions.
  • Vivekananda and the scientific legitimation of Avaita Veda„nta /
  • C. Mackenzie Brown ;
  • Inverted orientalism, Vedic science, and the modern world :
  • Bhaktivedanta and the International Society for Krishna Consciousness /
  • Benjamin E. Zeller ;
  • Madame Blavatsky's children :
  • modern Hindu encounters with Darwinism /
  • Meera Nanda ;
  • The transcendental meditation organization and its encounter with science /
  • Cynthia Ann Humes ;
  • The Sikh scientific ethic :
  • worldly and mystical /
  • Richard Cimino ;
  • The God experiment :
  • Radhasoami's version of science and the rhetoric of guru succession /
  • David Christopher Lane
  • Judaism and Islam.
  • The use of medicinal legitimizations in the construction of religious practice :
  • the dietary laws of Judaism /
  • Damian Setton ;
  • Science is just catching up :
  • the Kabbalah Centre and the neo-enlightenment /
  • Hanna Skartveit ;
  • Islamic opposition to the Darwinian theory of evolution /
  • Martin Riexinger
  • Christian tradition.
  • Fighting science with science at Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network /
  • Carie Little Hersh ;
  • Christian science, new thought, and scientific discourse /
  • Jeremy Rapport ;
  • The unification movement :
  • science, religion, and absolute values /
  • Sarah M. Lewis
  • Spiritualism and spiritism.
  • Spiritualism and psychical research /
  • Cathy Gutierrez ;
  • Popular epistemologies and "spiritual science" in early twentieth-century Buenos Aires /
  • Gustavo Andres Luduenƒa ;
  • Parapsychology :
  • naturalising the supernatural, re-enchanting science /
  • Egil Asprem
  • New Age and occult.
  • The "scientific" presentation and legitimation of the teaching of synchronicity in New Age literature /
  • Jochen Scherer ;
  • Science as legitimation for spirituality :
  • from The aquarian conspiracy to channelling and A course in Miracles /
  • Ruth Bradby ;
  • Modern Western magic and altered states of consciousness /
  • Nevill Drury ;
  • Legitimizing belief through the authority of science :
  • the case of the Church of Scientology /
  • Regis Dericquebourg
  • Alternative archaeologies.
  • New religions and the science of archaeology :
  • Mormons, the Goddess, and Atlantis /
  • Carole M. Cusack ;
  • Is dialogue between religion and science possible :
  • the case of archaeology and the Goddess Movement /
  • Kathryn Rountree ;
  • Mormon archaeology and the claims of history /
  • Charles W. Nuckolls
  • Theories and sceptics.
  • Folklore and discourse :
  • the authority of scientific rhetoric, from state atheism to new spirituality /
  • U˜lo Valk ;
  • The phlogiston theory :
  • a late relic of pre-enlightenment science /
  • Christopher McIntosh ;
  • "Oh no, it isn't." :
  • sceptics and the rhetorical use of science in religion /
  • Asbj©ırn Dyrendal.