Is Nature Ever Evil? : Religion, Science, and Value

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ISBN: 9780203398173 | 0203398173
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Is Nature Ever Evil? , considers the different ways in which reality is understood between the disciplines of ethics, religion and science focusing on the ethical evaluation of nature itself.

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This vale of tears-the best of all possible worlds?
Nature, Science and Value
Nature, science and value: Introduction to Part I
Criticizing the cosmos
Response to Midgley's 'Criticizing the cosmos'
Midgley on science, nature, metaphysics and ethics: Some comments
Mind and value: Reflections on Max Weber
The moral relevance of naturalness
The experience of nature: A hermeneutic approach
Human interpretation and animal excellence
Evil Evolutionay Justified?
Evil evolutionary justified? Introduction to Part II
III, Naturalizing and systematizing evil
Cooperation or competition-comments on Rolston
Rolston: A Contemporary physico-theologian
Are catastrophes in nature ever evil?
Arthur Petersen, Contingency and risk: Comment on Smit
Nature does not care indeed, but humans do: A commentary
The Lisbon Earthquake
A discourse about the 'nature' of nature
Tradegy versus hope: A theological response
Cosmic fine-tuning, 'many universe' theories and the goodness of life
Improving Nature Via Culture and Technology?
Improvable nature?
Victims of nature cry out
'Improvable nature?' Some meta-historical reflections
Is nature neutral? The concept of health
Nature good and evil: A theological palette
Nature Good and Evil: A theological evaluation
The quest for perfection: Insights from Paul Tillich
Normativity of nature: Natural law in a technological lifeworld
Exploring technonature with cyborgs
Values as Explanations or Values Explained?
Two forms of explanation
Two forms of explanation: A response to Ward
Two forms of explanation: A response to Ward
The evaluation of natural reality: A watertight case?
'Ought' in a world that just 'is'
What values guide our oughts?
The Normative relevance of disputes in primatology
Evolutionary views of the biological basis of religion
On pattern recognition, evolution, epistemology, religion and evil
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Is Nature Ever Evil? : Religion, Science, and Value

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