"Scientist Dennis R. Trumble sees a much deeper, more compelling benefit of science, one that, while less obvious, may prove to be far more important in the long run: namely, the ability to look beyond our preconceptions and see the world and ourselves in a truer light. He eloquently illustrates how scientific rationality and critical thinking are not only good for our physical but also our psychological and emotional well-being and essential to achieving the kind of global stewardship worthy of our highest aspirations."--
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The way of science: finding truth and meaning in a scientific worldview
2013, Prometheus Books
in English
1616147555 9781616147556
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Truth and Consequences
Part I. From So Humble a Beginning : Evolution and the Scientific Process
The Dissent of Man
A Grain in the Balance
One Longsome Argument
Grasping at Straws and Coming to Grips : How Science Really Works
Part II. Science for Everyone
A Cause for Cerebration
Cannon Fodder
Like Confessing a Murder
Estranged Bedfellows
Part III. Transcending Faith
A Crisis of Faith
Faith : What is it Good For?
What God Hath Wrought
Faith, Hope, and Parity
Part IV. Life, the Universe and Everything
Framing the Big Picture
What are the Odds?
A Cause Celeste
Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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