Typologies Relating Science and Religion

One of the features of the science-religion debate has been a search for typologies of the relationships between science and religion. Here are three:

• Barbour’s Typology

• Peters’ Typology

• Drees’ Typology

See also three topics which clarify how the science-religion relationship can be understood:

• <!g>Different sciences - different relationships

• A <!g>‘special relationship’?

• <!g>The metaphor of the maps

To explore how the debate has developed in recent years go to <!g>key figures and developments in the science-religion debate.

To explore the character of the two types of subject see critical realism in science and religion

Email link | Feedback | Contributed by: <!g>Dr. Christopher Southgate
Source: God, Humanity and the Cosmos  (<!g>T&T Clark, 1999)