Science and Religion Studies

Science and Religion Studies

Relation between science and religion in C.S. pierce

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Author
Muhammad Asghari
Abstract
abstract                                                                               
This article tries to show that C.S. pierce as a logician, scientist and philosopher, has religious attitudes in scientific thinking (especial at late period of his life) and such attitudes are relate essential to  his scientific philosophy. According to this view, it can be said that the current study want to show that attitude exists in Pierce's works as relationship between science and religion. He belies that this relation has been manifested in scientific method and refers to it as "spirit" or "scientific spirit" or "to want to learn the truth.” He says that there is in religion and science such attitude. According to Pierce, both of them are at one and same direction of this spirit, even he noted religion of science in late period of his life and the issue has been manifested in his work
Keywords
Key words: religion
science
Pragmatism
scientific method
scientific spirit
theology and Pierce
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