The debate between realist and relativist interpretations of science is examined in the context of the influential work of Thomas Kuhn on scientific paradigms and revolutions. A realist account of science is defended. The question of whether objective truth can be defended as an ideal in a domain such as that of religious belief is addressed.
This opens the way for a realist interpretation of that part of religion which concerns itself with the attempt to offer a fundamental explanation for features of reality. Natural theology is concerned with what we can know about God purely by being human and thinking about the world, apart from any special revelation, and science has often been a resource for this discipline.
In the twentieth century its validity as an enterprise of theology proper has been seriously questioned. However, if there is natural theology in the Bible, it would seem to be legitimate after all.
A secular narrative assumes that scientists are not supposed to believe in miracles. However, those who established the foundations for modern science nearly all did. This paper explores these issues and concludes that it is rational for a person to believe in miracles within the biblical understanding of the term, whilst at the same time encouraging critical assessment of miraculous claims that are poorly supported by evidence.
Peter Harrison. There is a common view that historical relations between science and religion have been hostile and that religion is essentially inhospitable to science.
This paper contests that view, identifying ways in which religion played a positive role in the emergence of modern science. It shows how religious considerations not only motivated key scientific figures, but also provided the core philosophical presuppositions of science, informed its methods and content, and was the source of values that lent it social legitimacy.
Ian H Hutchinson. Scientism refers to the belief that the methods of the natural sciences are the only, or at least the pre-eminent, way to find real knowledge.
This belief, often adopted implicitly, is a central confounding factor in the relationship between science and religion.
Scientism can be repudiated without rejecting science. Humans possess much knowledge that is not scientific, and on which science itself depends.
If, then, religious belief is not scientifically demonstrated, it is not by that fact ruled out as possessing knowledge. Revd Dr Joanna Collicutt. This paper explores the profound issues of personal identity raised by the phenomenon of dementia. These include the part played by cognition, especially memory function, and social roles and relationships.
The paper suggests that an embodied approach to cognition is helpful in elucidating the psychology of dementia and also connects with a Christian theological approach. Prof Rosalind Picard. Artificial intelligence AI is when a robot, smart software agent, or other form of computational technology, performs tasks and exhibits behaviours that would be considered intelligent in humans. In the media, AI has often been portrayed as doing everything humans can do, and more.
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Improve this answer. What happens here if the response body is large? It looks like the whole body is read into memory before its written to the file - it'd be good to be able to write to the file in chunks. Isn't it Faraday that is slurping the whole image into memory? Or are you asking how to get Faraday to stream it? Exactly, yeah I'm wondering if there's a way to get Faraday to stream the body. I've been looking to implement an HTTP IO class using HTTP byte ranges so I can for example retrieve a small file from within large zip archive without retrieving the whole thing ruby zip can do the same with File IO objects by seeking and only reading the zip central directory and the requested content — JP.
Maybe a Faraday-specific question would work. I haven't looked at Faraday for a couple years. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password.
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