Science & God is directed to any person interested in learning whether science concludes, as it did in the 19th century, that God is dead. By correlating economics with cosmology, M.L. and John Greenhut conclude that God is very much alive and responsible, not only for our physical, but our economic lives.
Science & God is directed to any person interested in learning whether science concludes, as it did in the 19th century, that God is dead. By correlating economics with cosmology, M.L. and John Greenhut conclude that God is very much alive and responsible, not only for our physical, but our economic lives.
M.L. Greenhut is Professor Emeritus of Liberal Arts and Economics, Texas A&M University, College Station. John G. Greenhut is Associate Professor of Finance & Business Economics at Arizona State University West, Phoenix.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 List of Figures Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Acknowledgments Chapter 4 Miraculous World, Miraculous Minds Chapter 5 The Book's Division Chapter 6 Part One: Some Details About the Atom Chapter 7 The Concept of an Equilibrium Chapter 8 A Few Elementary Thoughts on Chemistry Chapter 9 Nuclear Science Chapter 10 A Few Elementary Thoughts on Economics Chapter 11 Cosmologists and God Chapter 12 A Preview of Parts II and III Chapter 13 Our Fine-Tuned Universe Chapter 14 Part Two: Introduction Chapter 15 A Note on Ancient Philosophic Thoughts Chapter 16 Relativity: An Introductory Sketch of Its Universe Chapter 17 Economics: An Introductory Sketch of Its Universe Chapter 18 Cosmology and Economics Chapter 19 Part Three: Theology, Science, and Philosophy Chapter 20 General Equilibrium in Economics Chapter 21 Combining Relativity and Economic Theory Chapter 22 Our Creator's Fine-Tuned Universe Chapter 23 Cosmological Forces and Their Economic Counterparts Chapter 24 Theology: One of Many Extensions Available to Individuals Chapter 25 Concluding Remarks: Carbon, the Cosmological Constant, Economics, and the Challenge Left for Social Scientists and Philosophers Chapter 26 Postscript I: On Physical Science and Biblical Dating Chapter 27 Postludes Chapter 28 Appendices Chapter 29 Special Appendices on Economics Chapter 30 Special Appendices on Relativity Chapter 31 Postscript II: Some Detailed Thoughts on Humanism, Marxism, and Teleology
Chapter 1 List of Figures Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Acknowledgments Chapter 4 Miraculous World, Miraculous Minds Chapter 5 The Book's Division Chapter 6 Part One: Some Details About the Atom Chapter 7 The Concept of an Equilibrium Chapter 8 A Few Elementary Thoughts on Chemistry Chapter 9 Nuclear Science Chapter 10 A Few Elementary Thoughts on Economics Chapter 11 Cosmologists and God Chapter 12 A Preview of Parts II and III Chapter 13 Our Fine-Tuned Universe Chapter 14 Part Two: Introduction Chapter 15 A Note on Ancient Philosophic Thoughts Chapter 16 Relativity: An Introductory Sketch of Its Universe Chapter 17 Economics: An Introductory Sketch of Its Universe Chapter 18 Cosmology and Economics Chapter 19 Part Three: Theology, Science, and Philosophy Chapter 20 General Equilibrium in Economics Chapter 21 Combining Relativity and Economic Theory Chapter 22 Our Creator's Fine-Tuned Universe Chapter 23 Cosmological Forces and Their Economic Counterparts Chapter 24 Theology: One of Many Extensions Available to Individuals Chapter 25 Concluding Remarks: Carbon, the Cosmological Constant, Economics, and the Challenge Left for Social Scientists and Philosophers Chapter 26 Postscript I: On Physical Science and Biblical Dating Chapter 27 Postludes Chapter 28 Appendices Chapter 29 Special Appendices on Economics Chapter 30 Special Appendices on Relativity Chapter 31 Postscript II: Some Detailed Thoughts on Humanism, Marxism, and Teleology
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