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Cover of: Human Disciplines
Andrew Prevot

Human Disciplines

Section: Articles
Volume 10 (2023) / Issue 1, pp. 127-134 (8)
Published 17.10.2023
DOI 10.1628/ptsc-2023-0013
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Summary
The Science-Engaged Theology (SET) Foundations 2022 summer seminar brought together theologians and philosophers of science to discuss theories of inference, data, measurement, modeling, and more. Reflecting on his experience as a theologian in residence at this seminar, the author argues that recent developments in the philosophy of science that emphasize the interpretive, practical, and pluralistic features of scientific practice reveal a methodological closeness with contemporary theology. Revisiting the scholastic question of whether theology is a science, the author answers in the negative. Nevertheless, the author contends that there are striking similarities between theology and science in their current modes of operation.