Vol. 22 No. 2 (2020)

Articles

• Deliberating Religion, Science and Progress in the Global Public Sphere: Introduction

  Ulrika Mårtensson

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• The Cosmology of Lists in Ancient and Contemporary Societies

  Ingvild Sælid Gilhus

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• Religion and Medicine in Ancient India A Different Discourse Based on Caraka Saṃhitᾱ

  Tinni Goswami

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• Interpreting gene myths in a globalized world

  Anna Lydia Svalastog

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• Post-rational eco-communicological aporias, pre-rational eco-communicological euporias: the “magical worldview” and restoring a meaningful man-nature dialogue

  Fionn Bennett

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• Ontological excess and metonymy in early-modern descriptions of Brazil: an amodern para-scientific approach to nature

  Alessandro Zir

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• Understanding animal research in the light of Christian animal ethics

  Alma Massaro

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• Religion and Science in Gregory of Nyssa: The Unity of the Creative and Scientific Logos

  Ilaria L. E. Ramelli

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• Adventures of an Amazing Concept: Some Wanderings of “Miracles” in the Discourse on Islam and Science

  Stefano Bigliardi

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• The Arabsʾ Visions of the Upper Realm

  Abeer Abdullah Al-Abbasi

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• From Myth to Miracle on the Creation Evaluation of Four Commentaries regarding a Verse in the Quran

  Saeid Edalatnejad

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• Creatio ex Nihilo and the Literal Qur’an

  Abdulla Galadari

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• Is There A Political Argument For Teaching Evolution?

  Taner Edis

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• Evolution, the Purpose of Life and the Order of Society How a Nurcu connects worldview and normativity in pseudo-biographical narratives

  Martin Riexinger

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• Religion and Science, Four Models, an Iranian Approach

  Mahdi Esfahani

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• Religious Reformation in the Bengal Renaissance: Prelude to Science Museums in India

  Lyric Banerjee

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