2.3.8 Thinking About Tradition (Supplemental)
One of the most sophisticated theorizations of tradition is found in the works of Professor Talal Asad. (Sonia Sevilla/"Imam Ali Shrine")
2.3.7 Astronomy and Astrology
This article from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) in New York City shows how science can be studied in relation to many other disciplines. (Laurascudder/"Kitab al-Tafhim")
3.4.3 Why Science Needs Metaphysics
Science can't tell us whether science explains everything. (Fir0002/"Red sunset")
3.4.4 Metaphysics of Metamorphosis
Can methodological naturalism offer insights into reality beyond what is material? (Paul Horner/"Butterfly")
3.4.6 Science and Theology: Where the Consonance Really Lies
It is at the level of culture that the truly irreconcilable conflicts between science and theology are found. (J C Casado/"M31 Galaxy")
3.2.2 Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Perhaps the most influential work in the history and philosophy of science in the latter half of the twentieth century is Thomas Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolutions. (Bartolomeu Velho/"Ptolemaic Model")
3.2.3 Falsifiability
Another key concept in the philosophy of science, introduced by Karl Popper, is "falsifiability." (Wikipedia/"Phrenology")
3.2.5 The Titanic and the Moon
Did the moon help sink the "unsinkable" Titanic? Read a lively scientific debate. (Stöwer/"Titanic sinking")
4.1.3 What is the Universe Made of?
Knowing what the universe is made of helps us understand how it evolved. (ESO/"Asymmetric Ashes")
4.1.4 The Standard Model
Is our knowledge of our contemporary physics model complete? (CERN/"LHC")
