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Transdisciplinarity as Methodological Framework for Going Beyond the Science-Religion Debate
The war of definitions How transdisciplinarity was born Transdisciplinarity is a relatively young approach: it emerged seven centuries later...
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Communication and Difference from a Transdisciplinary Perspective
Introduction “The essence of transdisciplinarity lies in the recognition that there is no privileged cultural space or time which...
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Reductionism, Naturalism, and Nominalism: the ‘Unholy Trinity’ and its Implications for the Science/Religion Dialogue
I. IntroductionThe concepts of reductionism, naturalism, and nominalism in their radical form lie at the base of most anti-religious...
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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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Applying Relational and Contextual Reasoning (RCR) to Understand Human-Divine Relationships: Psychological, Biological and Theological Perspectives
Throughout the ages people have exhibited a range of emotions and social behaviours to their gods, suggesting many different...
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The Telos of Beauty: A Common Quest for Theologians and Scientists
The twentieth-century mathematician and philosopher, Alfred North Whitehead, offered this provocative statement in his mature philosophical work, Adventures in...
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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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Charting the Transdisciplinary Space through Spinoza’s God and Nâgârjuna’s Úûnyatâ
Introduction Specializations abound in the world today. This can be seen everywhere from the way an office is structured...
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Tolerance and Globalization in the Dialogue between Science and Religion in Romania
Why can Romania offer a privileged prospective on transdisciplinarity? Introduction Both scientists and theologians direct their interest towards the...
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Naturalism and the Evidentialist Objection to a Religious Worldview
1. From Science to Naturalism A good starting point for entering the discussion of science, religion and naturalism is...