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Religious Belief and Faith as Rational

1 November, 2014 All Current Features, Natural Sciences

Religious Belief and Faith as Rational — These two Cosmos and Culture articles can be used to introduce the reader or student to current themes in psychology and religion. While the ideas are not new (Hume, Schlierermacher, Otto, etc.), these themes are being reexamined in today’s context of the cognitive sciences which may actually tend to blunt scientism’s claims to a narrow notion of rationality. See also Can Faith Ever Be Rational?

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