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Download or read book Science foi et thique written by Charles Delhez and published by . This book was released on 2014-06-10 with total page 120 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Science et foi ne font pas toujours mauvais ménage. Au contraire. Les grands noms de la science ont souvent été des croyants. Toutefois, la science, aux yeux de beaucoup, continue à être un argument contre la religion. Comment donc articuler ces deux démarches dans le respect de la raison qui n'est le monopole ni de l'une ni de l'autre ? Aujourd'hui, cependant, une autre problématique apparaît, plus urgente, que la question religieuse. Que devient l'humanisme au vu de l'évolution des sciences et de la technique ? Déjà, on parle d'une "humanité 2.0". On a l'habitude d'opposer Dieu à la science, mais cette dernière pose autant de questions sur l'homme, son statut, sur sa dignité. C'est le domaine de l'éthique. Le christianisme peut apporter une vision de l'homme - un sens et des valeurs - sans laquelle les technosciences sont aveugles. Mais sans la science, on ne peut avoir prise sur le monde. Science et foi doivent se donner la main pour que l'avenir soit digne de l'homme, cet être assoiffé à la fois de connaissances et d'amour.

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Download or read book Science and Ethics written by Evandro Agazzi and published by Peter Lang. This book was released on 2008 with total page 302 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Philosophy of science used to be identified with the logical and methodological analysis of scientific theories, and any allusion to values was considered as a deplorable intromission in a philosophical investigation that should remain strictly epistemological. As a reaction against this view, an opposite «sociological» approach downplayed the usual virtues of scientific knowledge (such as logical rigor and empirical adequacy) as artificial imageries that cover the actual nature of science, that is a social product submitted to all the kinds of social conditionings and compromises. A more balanced view is badly needed today, when technoscience is permeating all aspects of our civilization and wise persons understand that we cannot survive without using science and technology but at the same time we need to steer their development in view of the real benefit of humankind. We must investigate how science, technology and values are legitimately interconnected and, in particular, how the discourses of ethics, politics and religion can enter a fruitful dialogue with science. The essays presented in this volume offer a valuable contribution to this interdisciplinary study.

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