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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[1]. 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

  1. ↑
    • 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
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