questfortruth
Well-Known Member
Give me references to journals, preferably peer-review, that mix Science and Religion. Found only one such: “Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science”. I bet there were plenty of such journals prior to Darwinian Revolution.
Zygon (journal) - Wikipedia
But mix of Religion and Science in the end will result in finding True Religion. I need journals, that can change academic Science and add up to it. Does this Zygon journal make change to Physics or Math, if God becomes proven? No? No. Okey! I wanted a lot from damned planet. There are no such journals. No "Science + Religion" out there. But maybe there is a science and spirituality peer-review journals?
All religious scientists
(including A. Einstein [a pan-theist], I. Newton [a christian] and Nicola Tesla [Eastern-Orthodox])
wrote their articles in such a way that their faith had no effect on their scientific work: same results could be made by godless people. And very rare exceptions (it is a genious minority among large number of Creationists) were not allowed to peer-reviewed publications.
Zygon (journal) - Wikipedia
But mix of Religion and Science in the end will result in finding True Religion. I need journals, that can change academic Science and add up to it. Does this Zygon journal make change to Physics or Math, if God becomes proven? No? No. Okey! I wanted a lot from damned planet. There are no such journals. No "Science + Religion" out there. But maybe there is a science and spirituality peer-review journals?
All religious scientists
(including A. Einstein [a pan-theist], I. Newton [a christian] and Nicola Tesla [Eastern-Orthodox])
wrote their articles in such a way that their faith had no effect on their scientific work: same results could be made by godless people. And very rare exceptions (it is a genious minority among large number of Creationists) were not allowed to peer-reviewed publications.
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