Entä jos kristillinen oppi maailman kontingenssista nakersi kreikkalaisen filosofian pystyttämiä esteitä luonnontieteen synnylle? Osa 3

Translated title of the contribution: What if the Christian Doctrine of Contingency of the World Dissolved Obstacles for the Birth of Science Erected by Greek Philosophy? Part 3

Miikka Niiranen

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Abstract

In order for the natural sciences to be born, the philosophy preceding it had to foster its preconditions. In the last part of his 3-part article, I disclose why it was the idea of a contingent world of early Christian theology that was exceptionally important in this development.
Translated title of the contributionWhat if the Christian Doctrine of Contingency of the World Dissolved Obstacles for the Birth of Science Erected by Greek Philosophy? Part 3
Original languageFinnish
JournalAreiopagi.fi
Publication statusPublished - 20 Oct 2020
MoE publication typeE1 Popularised article, newspaper article

Keywords

  • SCIENCE
  • theology
  • Philosophy
  • philosophy of physics

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