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Roman Catholicism and Modern Science (view source)
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'''''Roman Catholicism and Modern Science: A History''''' (2006) is book written by Don O'Leary and published by the Continuum International Publishing Group. It has been reviewed and praised<ref>
*THEOLOGICAL STUDIES 2007, 68, no. 4, p. 930
*''America'' 2006 Vol 195 Issue 19 pp. 31-32
*''Library jounal'' 2006 Vol 131 Issue 13 p. 96</ref>. The book covers [[Science and Religion]] interactions with the Roman Catholic Church from 1640 (post-Galileo) to the present. Until this book such historical coverage on the relationship Roman Catholic Church was extraordinarily specialized and de facto inaccessible to the majority of [[Science and Religion]] scholars. Almost all [[Science and Religion]] literature after 1640 has focused on the interactions of science with Protestantism.
==Contents==
Twelve Chapters. Chapter 1 "From Galileo to Darwin". Chapter 2 "Religion and Science in Victorian Britian" Chapter 3 "A Church under Siege".
Chapter 4 " Defensive Strategies". Chapter 5 "The Suppression of the Mivartian Hypothesis". Chapter 6 "Antimodernism". Chapter 7 "Catholicism and Science in the Interwar Years". Chapter 8 "Pope Pius XII and the New Theology" Chapter 9 "Science Faith and the Second Vatican Council" Chapter 10 "Pope John Paul II's Philosophy of Science and Faith". Chapter 11 "Bioethics" Chapter 12 "Relections"
==External links==
*[http://books.google.com/books?id=5tieP7-FuYsC Preview] found on google books
*THEOLOGICAL STUDIES 2007, 68, no. 4, p. 930
*''America'' 2006 Vol 195 Issue 19 pp. 31-32
*''Library jounal'' 2006 Vol 131 Issue 13 p. 96</ref>. The book covers [[Science and Religion]] interactions with the Roman Catholic Church from 1640 (post-Galileo) to the present. Until this book such historical coverage on the relationship Roman Catholic Church was extraordinarily specialized and de facto inaccessible to the majority of [[Science and Religion]] scholars. Almost all [[Science and Religion]] literature after 1640 has focused on the interactions of science with Protestantism.
==Contents==
Twelve Chapters. Chapter 1 "From Galileo to Darwin". Chapter 2 "Religion and Science in Victorian Britian" Chapter 3 "A Church under Siege".
Chapter 4 " Defensive Strategies". Chapter 5 "The Suppression of the Mivartian Hypothesis". Chapter 6 "Antimodernism". Chapter 7 "Catholicism and Science in the Interwar Years". Chapter 8 "Pope Pius XII and the New Theology" Chapter 9 "Science Faith and the Second Vatican Council" Chapter 10 "Pope John Paul II's Philosophy of Science and Faith". Chapter 11 "Bioethics" Chapter 12 "Relections"
==External links==
*[http://books.google.com/books?id=5tieP7-FuYsC Preview] found on google books