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● Most of the authors of S/R are theologians, Philosophers and

scientists with long-standing interests in religion. The


systematic study of these 2 things started in the 1960s, were
people like Ian Barbour started questioning if they were at
war or either indifferent to each other. The most prominent
problem between them is the Evolutionary Theory.

● S may have started in the Near East, developed among the


Greeks and ended up as part of the Western civilization.

● Indigenaus knowledge is based in their culture and in the


way they perceive things around them. It is important
because it helps us conserve nature, land management,
agriculture management, etc.

● Science: Concerns the natural world and its explanations


don't appeal to supernatural entities or natural forces. Has
analytic reasoning.

● Religion: Concerns both the natural and supernatural world.


Has an intuitive style of thinking.

● Some church leaders gave a public apology to Darwin and


affirmed evolutionary theory in a message to the Pontifical
Academy of Sciences, but rejected it for the human soul.

● Stephen J Gould developed the NOMA principle (Non


Overlapping Magisteria). NOMA. This model stands that the
lack of conflict between SR arises from a lack of overlap
between their respective domains of professional expertise

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