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The Recovery of the Transdisciplinary Perspective in Post-Modern Universities
“I believe we need to open ourselves up to exchange. Just as Asia opened itself up to Westerntechnology…History tells...
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A Reductionism Based Challenge to Strong Emergence
“The main fallacy in this kind of thinking is that the reductionist hypothesis does not by any means imply...
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Secular and Biblical Freedom in an Evolutionary Context
Introduction Human freedom seems to be a natural phenomenon. It is an important issue for individuals, and for nations...
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The Unrestricted Desire to Know’ – Unity and Differentiation in Bernard Lonergan’s Cognitional Theory
In the mid-1940s the Canadian Jesuit Bernard Lonergan concluded that Catholic theology needed to come to terms with modern...
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A Transdisciplinary Approach to Science Education as the Foundation for a Contemporary Philosophy of Nature
That we have lost a shared cultural foundation in the unity of knowledge is by now a commonplace observation....
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Complementarity, Knowledge, and Reality
MECHANICISM Realism We can introduce the elements of Mechanism in the context of Newtonian dynamics. A Newtonian system is...
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Science Education for All: Moving from a Specialization Approach to a Holistic Approach
Examining several attempts to change the way in which science is taught in the K–16 levels.
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Replacing Methodological Naturalism
REPLACING METHODOLOGICAL NATURALISM Richard Dawkins, during a recent interview about his new book, The God Delusion, proclaimed “he big...
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Ways of Knowing: The Scientific Study of Religiosity as Relationality
Throughout history and around the globe, religious people who seem to be of sound mind have reported incredible encounters...
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Epistemic Companions: Art and the Sacred
Foreword Mircea Eliade, the great historian and philosopher of religions, did not consider the present ‘desacralization’ of modern life...
