Review of Creative Nature (part 2)

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Scientia et Fides Pub Date : 2020-01-15 DOI:10.12775/SETF.2020.011

G. Woollard, John G. Brungardt

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The short monograph Creative Nature (Francisco Javier Novo, Ruben Pereda, and Javier Sanchez-Canizares. 2018. Naturaleza Creativa. Madrid: Rialp. ISBN: 978-84-321-4916-0. 196 pp. Paperback, €14.25) is a welcome contribution to the philosophy of nature that arose from interdisciplinary conversations between authors who are both up-to-date in the scientific literature and deeply grounded in the western intellectual tradition. In this second part of our review essay, we offer three themes for further reflection: (1) seeing the whole: synergy between philosophy of nature and empirical studies, (2) boundary questions: philosophy of nature as a mediator of dialogue between science and religion, and (3) whether the book helps defend a natural philosophy of form and finality. In conclusion, we recommend this book as a way to bridge science and philosophy and as a point of departure for theological reflection. The short monograph Creative Nature (Francisco Javier Novo, Ruben Pereda, and Javier Sanchez-Canizares. 2018. Naturaleza Creativa . Madrid: Rialp. ISBN: 978-84-321-4916-0. 196 pp. Paperback, €14.25) is a welcome contribution to the philosophy of nature that arose from interdisciplinary conversations between authors who are both up-to-date in the scientific literature and deeply grounded in the western intellectual tradition. In this second part of our review essay, we offer three themes for further reflection: (1) seeing the whole: synergy between philosophy of nature and empirical studies, (2) boundary questions: philosophy of nature as a mediator of dialogue between science and religion, and (3) whether the book helps defend a natural philosophy of form and finality. In conclusion, we recommend this book as a way to bridge science and philosophy and as a point of departure for theological reflection.

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创造性本质回顾(第二部分)

短篇专著《创造性的自然》(弗朗西斯科·哈维尔·诺沃、鲁本·佩雷达和哈维尔·桑切斯-卡尼萨雷斯著)。2018. Naturaleza Creativa。马德里:Rialp。ISBN: 978-84-321-4916-0。196页(平装本，14.25欧元)是自然哲学的一个受欢迎的贡献，它产生于作者之间的跨学科对话，他们都是最新的科学文献和深深扎根于西方知识传统。在我们的评论文章的第二部分，我们提供了三个主题来进一步思考:(1)看到整体:自然哲学与实证研究之间的协同作用，(2)边界问题:自然哲学作为科学与宗教之间对话的调解人，以及(3)这本书是否有助于捍卫形式和最终的自然哲学。总之，我们推荐这本书作为科学和哲学的桥梁，作为神学反思的出发点。短篇专著《创造性的自然》(弗朗西斯科·哈维尔·诺沃、鲁本·佩雷达和哈维尔·桑切斯-卡尼萨雷斯著)。2018. Naturaleza creative。马德里:Rialp。ISBN: 978-84-321-4916-0。196页(平装本，14.25欧元)是自然哲学的一个受欢迎的贡献，它产生于作者之间的跨学科对话，他们都是最新的科学文献和深深扎根于西方知识传统。在我们的评论文章的第二部分，我们提供了三个主题来进一步思考:(1)看到整体:自然哲学与实证研究之间的协同作用，(2)边界问题:自然哲学作为科学与宗教之间对话的调解人，以及(3)这本书是否有助于捍卫形式和最终的自然哲学。总之，我们推荐这本书作为科学和哲学的桥梁，作为神学反思的出发点。

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Scientia et Fides RELIGION-

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