The boundaries of knowledge in Buddhism, Christianity, and science

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Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht (2008)
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This volume brings together insights from religion (represented by Buddhism and Christianity) and science to address the question, What can we know about ...

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BL51.B642 2008

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Buddhism and the Epistemic Discourses of Modernity1.  (pages 15--43)David L. McMahan
Buddhism, Christianity, and Physics: An Epistemological Turn.  (pages 15--80)Mark T. Unno
Limits of Scientific Knowledge.  (pages 15--184)John R. Albright
Mystery and God: Living within the Boundaries of Human Knowledge.  (pages 15--129)Gordon D. Kaufman
Reality and Knowledge.  (pages 15--9)Paul D. Numrich
“Knowing Too Much Is Knowing Too Little”: A Theological Appraisal of the Boundaries of Knowledge.  (pages 15--149)Antje Jackelén
Science and Buddhism: Two Complementary Modes of Knowledge.  (pages 22)Trinh Xuan Thuan
The Oddest Word: Paradoxes of Theological Discourse.  (pages 179)Tom Christenson

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