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- more than 80 anthological texts, from classical and contemporary authors
- about 60 articles from the Intedisciplinary Encyclopaedia of Religion and Science
-Teachings from John Paul II on Christian Revelation, Culture and Scientific Thought
- about 200,000 pages requested monthly on this site
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“All life is sacramental; all nature is needed that Christ should be understood: Christ is needed that all nature should be seen as holy.”
(C.A. Coulson, Science and Christian Belief, Oxford University Press, London 1955, p. 118) |
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The web site Interdisciplinary Documentation on Religion and Science is intended to help scientists frame their work within a philosophical and humanistic context, and also to come to the aid of people trained in theology to approach the rationale of scientific activity through humanistic reflections of scientists. The web site presents an ample Anthology of selected Documents and it offers, in a separate section, the articles of the Interdisciplinary Encyclopedia of Religion and Science, a dynamic, on line only, data base. Interdisciplinary Documentation on Religion and Science is a non profit project associated with the chair of Fundamental Theology of the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome
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 This section on Anthology and Documents provides material for study and reflection on key documents for the dialogue between science, philosophy and theology, in order to make them better known in the scientific community. The section includes: scientists’ essays, masterpieces of history of science, works of philosophers and theologians, documents of Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance authors, as well as Sacred Scripture and official documents of the Catholic Church and other Christian Churches. |
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