De La Salle University - Manila

Pathfinder - Religion and Science

Scope Note :

Religion – is about belief, meaning, and purpose. According to the Episcopal Church, the stories of creation in Genesis “should not be understood as historical and scientific accounts of origins but as proclamations of basic theological truths about creation. “Creation” in Holy Scriptures refers to and describes the relationship between God and all God’s wonderful works.” Religious truths are evaluated by an appeal to authority by contextualization in history, by their philosophical coherence, even by their psychological and emotional resonance with life and experience.

Science – is the study of the material processes, and forces of the natural world. Science is not about belief, it is about how things work. One cannot “believe” in science or “believe” in evolution. Science is about the exploration of natural causes to explain natural phenomena. Science is empirical which means that question of truth are established through experimenting and testing. There are no absolutes in science; all issues are open to retesting and reconsideration.
(Source: http://www.ncccusa.org/pdfs/evolutionbrochure.pdf)

Science is the attempt to discover, by means of observation, and reasoning based upon it, first, particular facts about the world, and then laws connecting facts with one another and (in fortunate cases) making it possible to predict future occurrences. Connected with this theoretical aspect of scientific technique, which utilizes scientific knowledge to produce comforts and luxuries that were impossible, or at least much more expensive, in a pre-scientific era. Religion. Considered socially, is a more complex phenomenon that science. Each of the great historical religions has three aspects : 1) a Church, 2) a creed, and 3) a code of personal morals. The relative importance of these three elements has varied greatly in different times and places.
(Source: Religion and Science. Michael Ruse. BL 240.2 R87 1997, 3rd floor, Circulation Section)

Use For :

• Christianity and Science
• Geology and religion
• Science and religion

Broader Term :

• Science

Narrower Terms :

• Electricity – Religious Aspects
• Evolution – Religious Aspects
• Natural Theology
• Nature – Religious Aspects

BOOKS

Reference sources located at the Information-Reference Section, 2nd floor:

• Christianity and science. Jean Abele. BX 880 T8713
• Encyclopedia of science and religion. J. Wentzel Vrede van Huyssteen. BL240.3 .E54 2003
• The history of science and religion in the Western tradition: An encyclopedia. Gary B. Ferngren. BL 245 H57 2000
• Man's intervention in nature. Owen Garrigan. BX 880 T8713 v.133
• Science and Christian tradition : Essays. Thomas H. Huxley. Q 171 C64 v.5
• Science and religion. Paul Chauchard. BX 880 T8713
• Technology and religion. Henri Queffelec. BX 880 T8713 v.94

Texts located at the Circulation Section 3rd, floor:

• Activation of energy. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. B 2430 T373 A3
• Alone in the world? : human uniqueness in science and theology. J. Wentzel van Huyssteen. BT701.3 .V36 2006
• Appreciating God's creation through Scripture. Alice L. Laffey. BS660 .L34 1997
• Befriending the earth : a theology of reconciliation between humans and the earth. Thomas Berry. BT 695.5 B47 1991
• Belief in God in an age of science. John Polkinghorne. BL241 .P638 2003
• Beyondism : religion from science. Raymond B. Cattell. BJ 57 C36 1987
• The Bible in the age of science. Alan Richardson. BS 650 R5
• Biblical faith and natural theology : the Gifford lectures for 1991 delivered in the University of Edinburgh. James Barr. BL 182 B37 1993
• The bone and the star : two perspectives on the scene of time. Dorthy Donnelly. BL 51 D6
• Can a Darwinian be a Christian? : the relationship between science and religion. Michael Ruse. BT712 .R87 2004
• To care for the earth : a call to a new theology. Sean McDonagh. BT 695.5 M3 1986
• The Christian intellectual. Jaroslav Pelikan. BR 115 C8 P4
• Christianity and science. BL 245 A213
• Chronic vigour : Darwin, Anglicans, Catholics, and the development of a doctrine of providential evolution. Gregory P. Elder. BT712 .E4 1996
• Competing truths : theology and science as sibling rivals. Richard J. Coleman. BL240.2 .C64 2001
• Connaissance de Dieu : foi chretienne et theologie naturelle. Henri Bouillard. BT 102 B6 1967
• The cosmic forces of Mu. James Churchward.GN 751 C48 1968
• The cosmic mystique. Henry A. Garon. BX1795.S35 G37 2006
• Creation at risk? : religion, science, and environmentalism. Michael Cromartie. BL 65 N35 C74 1995
• Critical issues in modern religion. Roger A. Johnson. BL 240.2 J65 1990
• Darwin and the modern world view. John C. Greene. BL263 .G74 1963
• Darwin's vision and Christian perspectives. Walter J. Ong . BL 240.2 D36
• Deeper than Darwin : the prospect for religion in the age of evolution. John F. Haught. BT712 .H38 2004
• Dialogues concerning natural religion in focus. David Hume. B 1493 D52 1991
• Earth literacy modules : toward ecological spirituality and ethics. Mary Luz T. Bantilan. BT695.5 .B36 2004
• Earth story, sacred story. James Conlon. BT695.5 .C66 1994
• Ecology and religion : toward a new Christian theology of nature. John Carmody. BT695.5 .C37 1983
• The eighteenth-century background : studies on the idea of nature in the thought of the period. Basil Willey. B 1301 W5 1962
• Einstein and religion : physics and theology. Max Jammer. QC 16 E5 J36 1999
• The ethics of nature. Celia E. Deane-Drummond. BT695.5 .D44 2004
• The evidential power of beauty : science and theology meet. Thomas Dubay. BL 240.2 D8 1999
• The evolution of man : some theological and scientific considerations. Bernard Ryan. BL 263 R9
• The evolutionary mind : conversations on science, imagination & spirit. Rupert Sheldrake. BD511 .S49 2005
• The evolution-creation struggle. Michael Ruse. BT712 .R875 2005
• The evolving world and theology. Johannes Metxz. BX 880 C6 v. 26
• Evolution and faith. Bas van Iersel. BX 880 C6 2000 v.1
• Evolution and religion : the conflict between science and theology in modern America. Gail Kennedy. BL 245 E95
• Evolution, creationism, and other modern myths : a critical inquiry. Vine Deloria, Jr. BL262 .D44 2002
• Evolutionary faith : rediscovering God in our great story. Diarmuid O'Murchu. BL263 .O48 2003
• Exploring reality : the intertwining of science and religion. John Polkinghorne. BL240.3 .P644 2005
• The faith of a physicist : reflections of a bottom-up thinker. John Polkinghorne. BT999 .P64 1996
• Faith, scholarship, and culture in the 21st century. Alice Ramos. BT 50 F36 2002
• Faith, science and understanding. John Polkinghorne. BL 241 P64 2000
• Finding Darwin's God : a scientist's search for common ground between God and evolution. Kenneth R. Miller. BT 712 M54 2000
• Gaia's gift : earth, ourselves, and God after Copernicus. Anne Primavesi. BL245. P75 2003
• The gift of being : a theology of creation . Zachary Hayes. BT 695 H39 2001
• God : the evidence : the reconciliation of faith and reason in a postsecular world. Patrick Glynn. BT 102 G59 1997
• God after Darwin : a theology of evolution . John F. Haught. BT712 .H384 2000
• God and atom. Louis C. Martin. BL240.3 .M37 2004
• God and reality : an introduction to the philosophy of God. Robert J. Kreyche. BL 182 K75 1965
• God and the astronomers. Robert Jastrow. QB 981 J37 1992
• God and the new physics. Paul Davies. BL 265 P4 D38 1984
• God in creation and evolution. Martin Versfeld. BL 263 H813 1965
• God in the machine : what robots teach us about humanity and God. Anne Foerst. BL255.5 .F64 2005
• God, life, intelligence and the universe. Terence J. Kelly. BL 240.2 G6 2002
• Godfaring : on reason, faith, and sacred being. Francis Clark. BT 50 C54 2000
• The God of evolution : a Trinitarian theology . Denis Edwards. BT 712 E38 1999
• God's universe. Owen Gingerich. BL240.3 .G56 2006
• The graced horizon : nature and grace in modern Catholic thought . Stephen J. Duffy. BT 761.2 D84 1995
• A grammar of consent : the existence of God in Christian tradition. Aidan Nichols. BT102 .N54 1991
• The greening of the church. Sean McDonagh. BT 695.5 M29 1990
• Green paradise lost. Elizabeth Dodson Gray. BL435 .G7 1981
• Harmonia entre la ciencia y la fe. Don Miguel. BL 240 M57 1892
• The hidden face of God : science reveals the ultimate truth. Gerald L. Schroeder. BL240.2 .S347 2002
• Hinduism and ecology : the intersection of earth, sky, and water. Christopher Key Chaples. BL1215.N34 H56 2000
• A history of the warfare of science with theology in Christendom. BL 245 W5 1960
• At home in the cosmos. David Toolan. BT 695.5 T66 2001
• The human factor : evolution, culture, and religion. Philip Hefner. BT702 .H44 1993
• The humble approach : scientists discover God. John M. Templeton. BL 240.2 T45 1995
• Human survival and consciousness evolution. Stanislav Grof with the assistance of Marjorie Livingston Valier. BD450 .H877 1988
• In our image : artificial intelligence and the human spirit. Noreen L. Herzfeld. Q335 .H47 2002
• The image of his maker : a study of the nature of man. BT 701 B7
• Intelligent design creationism and its critics : philosophical, theological, and scientific perspectives. Robert T. Pennock. BS 652 I58 2001
• Is nature enough? : meaning and truth in the age of science. John F. Haught. BL240.3 .H38 2006
• Is nature ever evil? : religion, science, and value. Willem B. Drees. BD581 .I8 2003
• Issues in science and religion. Ian G. Barbour. BL245. B3 1971
• Jesus and the cosmos. Denis Edwards. BT 695 E38 1993
• Judaism and ecology : created world and revealed word. Hava Tirosh-Samuelson. BM538.H85 J85 2002
• A Kabbalah for the modern world : how God created the universe. Migene Gonzales -Wippler. BM 525 G65 1977
• The knowledge of God. Henri Bouillard. BT 102 B613 1969
• The lab, the temple, and the market : reflections at the intersection of science, religion, and development. Sharon Harper. HD 75 L3 2000
• The language of God : a scientist presents evidence for belief. Francis S. Collins. BL240.3 .C64 2006
• With the grain of the universe the church's witness and natural theology : being the Gifford Lectures delivered at the University of St. Andrews in 2001. Stanley Hauerwas. BT102 .H384 2001
• The light of day : religious discussions and criticism from the naturalist's point of view. John Burroughs. PS 1220 E95 B87 1901
• Man : his origin and destiny. Joseph Fielding Smith. BX 8635 S64 1954
• Man and matter : essays scientific & Christian. F. Sherwood Taylor. BL 240.2 T3
• The marriage of sense and soul : integrating science and religion. Ken Wilber. BL 240.2 W54 1999
• The measure of God : our century-long struggle to reconcile science & religion. Larry Witham. BL240.3 .W58 2005
• The metaphysics of creation : Aquinas's natural theology in Summa contra gentiles II. Norman Kretzmann. BX1749.T6 K7 2001
• Modern science and the book of Genesis. James W. Skehan. BL 240.2 S54 1986
• Mystical theology : the science of love. William Johnston. BV 5082.2 J64 1995
• Nature, human nature, and God. Ian G. Barbour. BL240.2. B366 2002
• Nature, technology, and the sacred. Bronislaw Szerszynski. BL65.N35 S94 2005
• The new consciousness in science and religion. BL 240.2 S34
• The order of things : explorations in scientific theology . Alister E. McGrath. BT75.3 .M34 2006
• Original peace : restoring God's creation. David Burrell. BT695.B79 1997
• Passion for the earth : the Christian vocation to promote justice, peeace and the integrity of creation. Sean McDonagh. BT 695.5 M295 1995
• Physics and our view of the world. Jan Hilgevoord. QC 5.56 P49 1994
• Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, his thought. Claude Tresmontant. QE 707 T4 T73
• The popes and science : the history of the papal relations to science during the middle ages and down to our own time. James J. Walsh. Q 125 W35 1911
• Problem of God in philosophy of religion : a critical examination of the category of the absolute and the scheme of transcendence. Henry Dumery. BL 182 D813
• The promise of nature : ecology and cosmic purpose. John F. Haught. BT695.5 .H38 1993
• Possibilities for over one hundredfold more spiritual information : the humble approach in theology and science. John Templeton. BL240.2 .T454 2000
• Readings in natural theology. Jules A. Baisnee. BL 175 R4 1962
• Reconstructing nature : the engagement of science and religion. John Brooke and Geoffrey Cantor. BL245. B76 2000
• Reenchantment without supernaturalism : a process philosophy of religion. David Ray Griffin. BL182 .G75 2001
• The religion of the modern scientist (Neo-materialism). S.W. Tromp. B 825 T76 1947
• Religion and science. Bertrand Russell. BL 240.2 R87 1997
• Religion & science : history, method, dialogue. W. Mark Richardson. BL 240.2 R44 1996
• Religion & science interface, 2002-2005. Eduard Alam. BL241 .R44 2006
• Religion and science : historical and contemporary issues. Ian G. Barbour. BL240.2. B4 1997
• Religion and scientific method. BL 200 S3 1977
• Religion, science and magic : in concert and in conflict. Jacob Neusner. BL 65 M2 R44 1992
• Religious faith meets modern science. Paulinus F. Fortsthoefel. BL 240.2 F67 1995
• Responses to 101 questions on God and evolution. John F. Haught. BT712 .H386 2001
• The riddle of the universe. Ernst Haeckel. B 3263 W45 E5 1950
• Rocks of ages : science and religion in the fullness of life. Stephen Jay Gould. BL240.2 .G68 2002
• The sacred depths of nature. Ursula Goodenough. QH331 .G66 2000
• Science and Christ. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. B 2430 T373 S313
• Science and faith in the 21st century. Donald Brophy. BL 240.2 S35 1968
• Science and religion. BL 240.2 C47
• Science and religion : from conflict to conversation. John F. Haught. BL240.2 .H38 1995
• Science and religion in a post colonial world : interfaith perspectives. Zainal Abidin Bagir. BL240.3 .S348 2005
• Science and religion in search of cosmic purpose. John F. Haugh. BL240.2 .S36 2000
• Science and religion, 400 B.C. to A.D. 1550 : from Aristotle to Copernicus. Edward Grant. BL240.3 .G7 2006.
• Science and the spiritual quest : new essays by leading scientists. W. Mark Richardson. BL240.3 .S35 2002.
• Science and theology : an introduction. John Polkinghorne. BL240.2 .P64 1998
• Science and theology : the new consonance. Ted Peters. BL 241 S34 1998
• Science and theology : ruminations on the cosmos. Chris Impey. BL240.3 .S36 2002
• Science and the Trinity : the Christian encounter with reality. John Polkinghorne. BL240.3 .P647 2004
• Science, religion, and the human experience. James D. Proctor. BL241 .S346 2005
• The sleepwalkers : a history of man's changing vision of the universe. Arthur Koestler. QB 15 K63 1963
• The survival of God in the scientific age. BL 240.2 I7
• Sustainability and spirituality. John E. Carroll. BL65.E36 C37 2004
• Teaching science in a Christian perpective. E.D. Fackerell. BL 241 F3 1979
• Technology in Christian-philosophical perspective. E. Schuurman. BL 241 S3 1980
• Teilhard's vision of the past : the making of a method. Robert J. O'Connell. BL 240.2 O26 1982
• Theology and modern science : quest for coherence. James A. Wiseman. BT 75.3 W57
• Theology for a scientific age : being and becoming-natural, divine and human. Arthur Peacocke. BL 240.2 P4 1993
• Things a computer scientist rarely talks about. Donald E. Knuth. BL 240.2 K59
• A treatise on God as first principle : a Latin text and English translation of the De primo principio . John Duns Scotus. B765.D73 D4 1982
• Truths men live by : a philosophy of religion and life. John A. O'Brien. BT 1101 0277 1947
• The way the world is. John Polkinghorne. BL240.2 .P577 1992
• What are they saying about environmental ethics?. Pamela Smith. GE 42 S64 1997
• When science meets religion. Ian G. Barbour. BL 240.2 B37 2000
• Where Darwin meets the Bible : creationists and evolutionists in America. Larry A. Witham. BL263 .W58 2002
• With the grain of the universe : the church's witness and natural theology : being the Gifford
• Women, earth, and creator spirit . Elizabeth A. Johnson. BT695.5 .J64 1993
• Wonders of man : mysteries that point to God. Gary Webster. BL 243 W4.
• World in process : creativity and interconnection in the new physics. John A. Jungerman. QC21 .J86 2000
• Wrestling with the prophets : essays on creation spirituality and everyday life. Matthew Fox. BT 695 F68 1995

Texts located at the Filipiniana Section, 4th floor:

• The living with nature handbook. Abercio V. Rotor. BT695.5.R67 2003
• Towards a Filipino Christian eco-theology of nature : anitism & perichoresis. Prisco A. Cajes. BT695.5 .C35 2002
• Our future : a mirage : theological reflections on Philippine ecology. Sean McDonagh. BT 695.5 M294 1986

Texts located at the Special Collection, Archives Section, 4th floor:

• Abueg Collection

• The wisdom of evolution. Raymond J. Nogar. BL 263 N64 1966

• Calderon Collection

• Darwin and the modern world view. John C. Greene. BL263 .G74 1963
• The unknown God? Alfred Noyes. BT 101 N69 1949
• Human destiny. Lecomte du Nouy. BD 541 L4 1949

• Ortigas Collection

• Human destiny. Lecomte du Nouy. BD 541 L4 1947
• Man does not stand alone. A. Cressy Morrison. BL 240 M67 1944
• Truths men live by : a philosophy of religion and life. John A. O'Brien. BT 1101 O277 1961

PERIODICALS

PRINT (Periodicals Section, 2nd floor)

• Science and Theology News

ELECTRONIC

PROQUEST Online
http://www.umi.com/pqdauto

• America

• A crisis of non-faith. America. 195 (7) : September 2006. p. 4+
• Promoting the faith. Donnelley, Doris. America. 196 (15) : April 2007. p. 15+
• Religion and policy. Roman, Gene. America. 194 (21) : June 2006. p. 22+
• Religion and science in dialogue. Byers, David. America. 192 (4) : February 2005. p. 13+
• Violence, compassion and world religions. Stanford, Peter. America. 195 (11) : October 2006. p. 23+

• American Journal of Theology & Philosophy

• The distinctiveness of religion and religious value. Crosby, Donald A. American Journal of Theology and Philosophy. 26 (3) : September 2005. p. 199+
• From a :religion of science" to the "science of religions": Pierce nad James reconsidered. Raposa, Michael A. American Journal of Theology and Philosophy. 27 (2/3) : May-September 2006. p. 191+
• Mysticism, anomaly, and theology: revisiting Wieman's religious experience and scientific method. Braley, Joshua. American Journal of Theology and Philosophy. 27 (1) : January 2006. p. 35+
• Theology of spirit: personalist idealism, Nels F. S. Ferré, and the universal word. Dorrien, Gary. American Journal of Theology and Philosophy. 27 (1) : January 2006. p. 3+
• Varieties of religion today: William James revisited. Boettcher, James W. American Journal of Theology and Philosophy. 27 (1) : January 2006. p.117+

• British Journal of the History of Science

• Religion, reason and nature in early modern Europe. Mandelbrote, Scott. British Journal of the History of Science. 37 (135) : December 2004. p. 470+
• Religious confessions and the science in the sixteenth century. Kusukawa, Sachiko. British Journal of the History of Science. 36 (130) : September 2003. p. 363+
• Science, religion and the geography of reading: Sir William Whitla and the editorial staging of Isaac Newton's writings on biblical prophecy. Livingstone, David. British Journal of the History of Science. 36 (128) : March 2003. p. 1+
• When science and christianity meet. Dixon, Thomas. British Journal of the History of Science. 38 (139) : December 2005. p. 469+
• William Stukeley: science, religion and archaeology in eighteenth-century England.Cantor, Geoffrey. British Journal of the History of Science. 37 (133) : June 2004. p. 209+

• The Catholic Biblical Quarterly

• Ancient Israel: The old testament in its social context. Moore, Michael S. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly. 69 (1) : January 2007. p. 172+
• Bible et sciences des relgions: Judaïsme, christianisme, islam. Bernas, Casimir. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly. 68 (4) : October 2006. p. 790+
• Catholic principles for interpreting scripture. Williamson, Peter S.  The Catholic Biblical Quarterly. 65 (3) : July 2003. p. 327+
• Lost christianities: The battles for scripture and the faiths we never knew. MacDonald, Margaret. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly. 66 (4) : October 2004. p. 654+
• The theocratic ideology of the chronicler. Throntveit, Mark A. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly. 62 (1) : January 2000. p. 114+

• Commonweal

• Belief vs. unbelief. Garvey, John. Commonweal. 131 (9) : May 2004. p. 7+
• Catholicism on campus. Reidy, Maurice Timothy. Commonweal. 133 (7) : April 2006. p. 10+
• The Church in crisis. Komonchak,Joseph A. Commonweal. 132 (11) : June 2005. p. 11+
• Religion & science. Whitehead, Barbara Dafoe. Commonweal. 133 (2) : January 2006. p. 6.
• Young catholics & their faith: is being 'spiritual' enough?. Doyle, Dennis M. Commonweal. 133 (15) : September 2006. p. 11+

• Cultural Anthropology

• Civic virtue and religious reason: an islamic counterpublic. Hirschkind, Charles. Cultural Anthropology. 16 (1) : February 2006. p. 3+
• Feminist theory, embodiment, and the docile agent: Some reflections on the Egyptian Islamic revival. Mahmood, Saba. Cultural Anthropology. 16 (2) : May 2001. p.202+
• The measure of mercy: Islamic justice, sovereign power, and human rights in Iran. Osanloo, Arzoo. Cultural Anthrolopolgy. 21 (4) : November 2006. p. 570+
• Recovering true selves in the electro-spiritual field of universal love. Pazderic, Nickola. Cultural Anthropology. 19 (2) : May 2004. p. 196+
• Sincerity, "modernity," and the protestants. Keane, Webb. Cultural Anthropology. 17 (1) : February 2002. p. 65+

• National Catholic Reporter

• Churches gear prep classes to second marriages. Briggs, David. National Catholic Reporter 46 (16) : February 2007. p. 9+
• Harvard religion requirement. Roberts, Thomas W. National Catholic Reporter 43 (10) : December 2006. p. 4+
• The way things are: Conversations with Houston Smith on the spiritual life. Heffern, Rich. National Catholic Reporter 40 (14) : February 2006. p. 10+
• With the help of a dozen, democrats 'get religion'. Burke, Daniel. National Catholic Reporter 43 (2) : October 2006. p. 12+
• Worshiping the God of the genome. Williams, Bill. National Catholic Reporter 42 (43) : October 2006. p. 1+

• Social Research

• Authority, political theology, and the politics of knowledge in the transition from medieval to early modern catholicism. Feldhay, Rivka. Social Research 73 (4) : 2006. p. 1065+
• Civil society and social things: Setting the boundaries of the social sciences. Schmidt, James. Social Research 62 (4) : 1995. p. 899+
• The genesis of Islamic economics: a chapter in the politics of Muslim identity. Timur, Kuran. Social Research 64 (2) : 1997. p. 301+
• The politics of hope and optimism: Rorty, Havel, and the democratic faith of John Dewey. Deneen, Patrick J. Social Research 66 (2) : 1999. p. 577+
• The voluntary adoption of Islamic stigma symbols. Gole, Nilufer. Social Research 70 (3) : 2003. p. 808+

• Theological Studies

• Culture, religion, and moral vision: A theological discourse in the Filipino people power revolution of 1986. Astorga, Ma.Christina. Theological Studies 67 (3) : September 2006. p. 567+
• Evolution from creation to new creatiion: conflict, conversation, and convergence/entertaining the triune mystery: God, science and the space between. Korsmeyer, Jerry D. Theological Studies 66 (4) : December 2005. p. 936+
• Jazz age catholicism: Mystic modernism in postwar Paris, Steinfels, Peter. Theological Studies 68 (2) : June 2007. p. 445+
• Strong religion: The rise of fundamentalisms aroun the world. Huff, Peter A. Theological Studies 65 (4) : December 2004. p. 905+
• Two great truths: A new synthesis of scientific naturalism and christian faith. Berthrong, John. Theological Studies 67 (1) : March 2006. p. 219+

J-STOR
http://www.jstor.org/

• Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion

• Gods, rituals, and the moral order. Stark, Rodney. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 40 (4) : December 2001. p. 619-636.
• Religion, denomination, and education in the Netherlands: Cognitive and noncognitive outcomes after an era of secularization. Driessen, Geert. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 40 (4) : December 2000. p. 561-572.
• Religion, plausibility structures, and education's effect on attitudes toward elective abortion. Petersen, Larry R. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 40 (2) : June 2001. p. 187-203.
• Religious coping style, concept of God, and personal religious variables in threat, loss, and challenge situations. Maynard, Elizabeth. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 40 (1) : March 2001. p. 65-74.
• When is faith enough? the effects of religious involvement on depression.Schnittker, Jason. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 40 (3) : September 2001. p. 393-411.

• Review of Religious Research

• Cultural influences on religious experience and motivation. Lazar, Aryeh. Review of Religious Research 46 (1) : September 2004. p. 64-71+
• Differential maintenance and growth of religious organizations based upon high-cost behaviors: Serpent handling within the Church of God. Williamson, W. Paul. Review of Religious Research 46 (2) : December 2004. p. 150-168.
• The factor structure of a measure of burnout specific to clergy, and its trial application with respect to some individual personal differences. Hills, Peter. Review of Religious Research 46 (1) : September 2004. p. 27-42.
• Research note: The religious life of ex-religious: A study of former christian brothers in old age. Dillon, J. T. Review of Religious Research 46 (2) : December 2004. p. 201-205.
• A taxonomy of Church marketing strategy yypes. Vokurka, Robert. Review of Religious Research 46 (2) : December 2004. p. 132-149.

ARTICLES
(Periodicals Section, 2nd floor)

• The aesthetics in the cult of the Black Nazarene. Bonilla, Celia M. Diliman Review 50 (2-3) : 2002. p. 11-31.
• Is religion good medicine? Boyles, Salynn. Women's Journal 31 (41) : February 7 2004. p. 13+
• Religion and the internet. Campbell, Heidi. Communication Research Trends. 25 (1) : 2006. p. 1-24.
• Are science and religion compatible?. Roth, Ariel A. Health & Home : July-August 2004. p.45+

VERTICAL FILE
(Information-Reference Section, 2nd floor)

• Buddhism and science. VF 02148
• Dogma of original sin above theory of evolution. Stewart, Bessard. VF 378
• The greening of the Church. McDonagh, S. VF 1966
• Modernists are evolutionists. Hallet, Paul.  VF 378
• The new "dogma"-evolution. Mary, Francis.  VF 378
• The Teilhardian destruction of Christianity. Voice of MI 5(1) : January-February 1989. p. 665+.  VF 378

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS
(Archives Section, 4th floor)

• Is science in need of religion?. Schwarz, Hanz. Sophia 18 (1) :1988. p. 69-75.
• Science philosophy and religion: methods and aims. Pacheco, Manuel. Sophia III (2) : January 1974. p. 79-84.

THESES AND DISSERTATION

LOCAL
(Archives Section, 4th floor)

• An analysis of science of the mind from a Christian perspective. Vitug, Jonathan M.  TU07181
• Reconciling with nature through the geocosm theory. Yulo, Michelle L.  TU08797

FOREIGN

• The concept of human dignity in the French and American enlightenments: Religion, virtue, liberty. Garbooshian, Adrina Michelle, PhD Wayne State University, 2006, AAT 3232080
• The culture of proof: Science, religion, and photography in America, 1780-1875. Gold, Matthew K., PhD City University of New York, 2006, AAT 3232030
• Darwin's dangerous descendants: The evolutionary philosophies of mind of John Dewey and Daniel C. Dennett (Charles Darwin). Solymosi, Tibor, MA Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 2006, AAT 1437507
• Divine temporal transcendence: A defense of the traditional theological position in science, philosophy, and theology. Sansbury, Timothy N., PhD Princeton Theological Seminary, 2006, AAT 3228890
• Implications of science teacher's religious belief on the teaching of 'biological evolution': A case study. Soto Sonera, Jose, EdD University of Puerto Rico, Rio Pierdas (Puerto Rico), 2006, AAT 3218122
• Zosimus of Panopolis: Alchemy, nature, and religion in late antiquity (Greece). Grimes, Shannon L., PhD Syracuse University, 2006 AAT 3241855

AUDIO VISUAL MATERIALS
(Instructional Media Services, Ground floor)

• Jesus and the Shroud of Turin [videorecording]. V003043

INTERNET WEBSITES

Catholic Education Resource Center : Science and Religion
http://catholiceducation.org/articles/science/sc0073.html
[Retrieved April 11, 2007]

An article written by Christopher Dawson on the relationship between science and religion.

Counter Balance
http://www.counterbalance.org/
[Retrieved April 11, 2007]

Counterbalance is a searchable interactive library that offers new views on complex issues from science, ethics, philosophy, and religion. It provides extensive resources on the evolution/creation controversy, biomedical ethical challenges, and much more.

Faith and Reason
http://www.pbs.org/faithandreason/
[Retrieved April 11, 2007]

A searchable database about faith and reason which contains links to history, evolution, genetics, cosmology, purpose, technology and the future.

Science and Religion
http://scienceandreligion.com/
[Retrieved April 11, 2007]

A searchable database on science and religion containing links to articles, images, bibliography, mysticism, beliefs, earth, people, the brain, revelation and symbology.

Science & Religion : Articles of Distinction
http://www.sciencereligionarticles.org/default.asp
[Retrieved April 11, 2007]

An authoritative source for articles, interviews, reports, and essays that contribute to the growing global dialogue between science and religion.

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Compiled by: Mrs. Marita G. Valerio & Mrs. Jennifer S. Motos.
Date: April 2007