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Truth and Relevation
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- Αλήθεια και Αποκάλυψη
- Katsiampoura, Gianna
- Various approaches to the problem of correlation between science and theology
- 08-06-2017
- Stathakis, Vasileios K. [Author]. Truth and Relevation
- Aktines (Ακτίνες)
- science-religion relationship - Philosophy - Natural sciences
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- Stathakis, Vasileios K. (2011), "Αλήθεια και Αποκάλυψη" ("Truth and Relevation"), Aktines 723, 195-196
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The first assumption of this paper is that man, by his nature, seeks the ultimate truth, using two sources: the human rational thinking and the Divine revelation. The human thinking uses, for this research, philosophy, especially metaphysics and gnosiology.
However, here someone could see a relevant problem: the subjectivity of the answers, which are based on philosophy, led to indifference to metaphysics. The new empiricism and the epistemological modernism stopped the metaphysics and now the interest focuses only on empirical world.
So, now, as Vasileios Stathakis, the writer of this paper, says, both philosophy and religion have to look for the ultimate truth. According to St Augustine of Hippo, faith must lead to the knowledge that derives from the divine Revelation, as recorded at the Bible. After the mechanization of 19th century, all the modern theories on physics, as quantum mechanics, theory of relativity or Chaos theory, open the way for faith in God. According to this argument, modern science convinces man that the faith is a logical and moral request.
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