God's two books : Copernican cosmology and biblical interpretation in early modern science / Kenneth J. Howell.
Publication details: Notre Dame, Ind. : University of Notre Dame Press, c2002.Description: viii, 319 p. ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0268010455
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| BL238 F96 The Fundamentalist phenomenon : | BL238 F96 2010 The fundamentalist mindset : | BL240 H19 2013 No God, no science? : | BL240 H83 2002 God's two books : | BL240.2 B23 2000 When science meets religion / | BL240.2 G39 1970 Religion and the scientific future; | BL240.3 B27 2016 The believing scientist : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 277-304) and index.
Early modern science and biblical interpretation -- Reading the heavens and Scripture in early modern science -- Copernicus, the Bible, and the Wittenberg orbit -- Geoheliocentrism and the Bible : Brahe, Peucer, and Rothmann -- Kepler, cosmology and the Bible -- Copernican cosmology, cartesianism and the Bible in the Netherlands -- Copernicanism and the Bible in the Netherlands -- Copernicanism and the Bible in Catholic Europe -- Interpreting the history of early modern cosmology and the Bible.
