The interdisciplinary profile of theology—fashion or necessity?

This review pertains to the book Evolutionary Theology (Teologia ewolucyjna) written by Wojciech P. Grygiel and Damian Wąsek. The book presents a distinct and modern viewpoint on theology by offering a comprehensive analysis of the characteristics of theological language and utilizing it to reevalu...

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Published inZagadnienia Filozoficzne w Nauce Vol. 75; no. 75; pp. 259 - 267
Main Author Anderwald, Andrzej
Format Book Review Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
German
Published Copernicus Center Press 01.01.2023
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Book-Review
Essay|Book Review |Scientific Life
evolutionary theology
General Reference Works
interdisciplinarity
Philosophy
Religion and science
Review
science and theology
Theology and Religion
evolutionarytheology
interdisciplinarity
science and theology
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Summary:This review pertains to the book Evolutionary Theology (Teologia ewolucyjna) written by Wojciech P. Grygiel and Damian Wąsek. The book presents a distinct and modern viewpoint on theology by offering a comprehensive analysis of the characteristics of theological language and utilizing it to reevaluate certain theological beliefs, such as the concept of original sin, within the framework of the ever-changing understanding of the Universe. This approach contributes significantly to the restoration of theology’s credibility in modern culture by bridging the gap between science and theology.
ISSN:0867-8286
2451-0602
DOI:10.59203/zfn.75.684