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268 Index<br />

religious anti-realism, 81<br />

community, 80, 148, 183, 191<br />

desire, 161–2, 207–8, 217, 246–8<br />

experience, 7, 43–6, 51, 147, 184,<br />

219<br />

experience dependent on culture, 45,<br />

52<br />

life as evidence, 46<br />

replication, 13, 23, 89, 152, 159, 210,<br />

226<br />

origin of, 24, 89, 92–3, 95–6, 152–3,<br />

178–9, 214–15, 224–6<br />

power of, 92–5<br />

representation, 93–4, 96, 155–6, 179,<br />

182, 195–6, 229<br />

as information, 155–6<br />

origin of, 93–4<br />

revelation, 57, 139, 147–8, 168, 182–3,<br />

190–1<br />

Riecken, H., 59<br />

rigid designator, 203–4<br />

Roman Catholicism, 3–4, 47–8, 79,<br />

147–8, 183, 222<br />

Ross, W.D., 29–30<br />

Russell, B., 25, 33, 35–6, 39, 47, 168,<br />

200, 206<br />

Ryle, G., 158, 202, 216–17<br />

scepticism impractical, 50<br />

Schachter, S., 59<br />

Schufreider, G., 200<br />

science, <strong>and</strong> theism in conflict, 7, 9–12,<br />

15, 49–50, 78, 82–5, 108, 151<br />

assumptions of, 1, 82–3, 85, 91, 110,<br />

115, 176<br />

justifying, 50<br />

limitations of, 2, 91, 107–8, 111–12,<br />

115, 126, 151–2, 178–9, 226,<br />

229–30<br />

motive for, 83<br />

not anthropocentric, 15<br />

not parochial, 20<br />

purpose of, 45<br />

subjects of, 87–8<br />

versus underst<strong>and</strong>ing, 173–5, 182<br />

sciences other than physics, 2, 11–13,<br />

31, 87–8, 91, 110, 115, 152, 154,<br />

173–4, 176, 178, 196–7, 213, 224<br />

dispensable, 154–5<br />

scientific knowledge, 6–7, 134<br />

scientific realism, 11–12, 66, 76, 79,<br />

82–3, 95, 115, 176<br />

scientism, 7, 82, 85, 173, 197<br />

scripture, 4, 66, 80–1, 127, 147–8, 168,<br />

183–4, 189, 191<br />

canon of, 184–6<br />

criticism of, 7, 54–9, 184–9, 215<br />

self-realization, <strong>and</strong> loss, 140–1, 165–6,<br />

180<br />

moral, 142–3<br />

semantics, 174–5, 194, 200–4<br />

sense <strong>and</strong> reference, 133, 164, 172, 174<br />

series, cause of, 36, 118–19, 121–3, 125,<br />

180, 230–1<br />

intrinsic causal, 122–3<br />

causal, per se <strong>and</strong> per accidens, 230–1<br />

without beginning, 160, 180<br />

set theory, 10, 39–41, 65, 106, 204,<br />

207<br />

mysterious, 41<br />

Sidgwick, H., 202<br />

significant ordering, 112–13<br />

simplicity, 19, 26–8, 32, 40, 44, 131,<br />

155, 162, 164, 173, 215–16<br />

opposed to composite, 131–3, 136,<br />

243–4<br />

sin, 62, 68, 245<br />

Singer, P., 31<br />

Smith, N. Kemp, 22<br />

Smolin, L., 210<br />

sociobiology, 31<br />

Socrates, 56, 203, 216<br />

solar system, 53, 66–8, 152<br />

something rather than nothing, why?,<br />

30, 32, 37, 119–20, 163–4, 190,<br />

205, 209, 247<br />

Sorites paradox, 159<br />

soul, Aristotelian kinds of, 140, 181<br />

Cartesian, 9, 29<br />

space, dimensions of, 17–18, 172

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