> ... there has always been a conflict between religion and science; and in the second place, both religion and science have always been in a state of continual development... Theology itself exhibits exactly the same character of gradual development, arising from an aspect of conflict between its own proper ideas.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1925/08/religion-and-science/304220/

https://gutenberg.org/ebooks/68611

#AlfredNorthWhitehead #ReligionAndScience #ScienceAndTheModernWorld #Theology

> ... there has always been a conflict between religion and science; and in the second place, both religion and science have always been in a state of continual development... Theology itself exhibits exactly the same character of gradual development, arising from an aspect of conflict between its own proper ideas.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1925/08/religion-and-science/304220/

https://gutenberg.org/ebooks/68611

#AlfredNorthWhitehead #ReligionAndScience #ScienceAndTheModernWorld #Theology

> The immediate reaction of human nature to the religious vision is #worship.. It is the one element in human experience which persistently shows an upward trend. It fades and then recurs.
#AlfredNorthWhitehead wrote or #religion in the book #ScienceAndTheModernWorld. The #ReligionAndScience chapter is in the collecion of essays #TowardLiberalEducation. The essay keeps coming to mind along with writings by #BertrandRussel (#Icarus and #Science as #PowerOver). They wrote #PrincipiaMathematica..