Science-Engaged Theology

Science-engaged theology encourages theologians to use scientific tools and products for reflection, challenges the idea of transhistorical categories, and encourages collaboration with colleagues in other disciplines to make concrete claims with accountability.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 75 pages
Publication date: 15 June 2023
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

The Element serves as a compelling reminder to theologians that they should draw upon the rich resources provided by the sciences as a valuable source for their theological reflection. By engaging with critiques of modernity and secularism, the Element challenges the notion that Science and Religion have always been transhistorical categories. Furthermore, it encourages theologians to engage in highly localized collaborations with colleagues from diverse disciplines, enabling them to make concrete claims that are grounded in empirical evidence and demonstrate the intricate interconnectedness of theological realities with the material world.

Moreover, this title is also accessible as Open Access on Cambridge Core, ensuring that its insights and arguments reach a broader audience and contribute to the ongoing dialogue between science and religion.

In conclusion, The Element is a valuable resource for theologians seeking to integrate scientific knowledge into their theological discourse. By embracing the local tools and products of the sciences, theologians can deepen their understanding of the world and explore new avenues for theological inquiry. Through collaborative efforts with colleagues from other disciplines, theologians can make meaningful contributions to the broader discourse on religion, spirituality, and human existence.

ISBN-13: 9781009094054