MIDTERM

1. - A process or attitude where the interaction of Science and religion is in conflict (vice-versa)
4. - a painful reality that both process philosophy deals with.
6. - Barbour's preferred relation of Religion and Science.
7. - Classical theological understanding of the all-powerful God
10. - Believes that everything is in God.
11. - Generated by the method of inquiry.
12. - Whitehead’s metaphysical philosophy of the interrelatedness of events.
16. - The problematic yet primary aim for Religious or Scientific Inquiry.
19. - Boundaries/Differences between Science and Religion
20. - Overemphasized point of process theology on the nature of God.
21. guidance - One of the primary concerns of rejecting the evolution proposal
22. - Scientific Theory along with quantum mechanics, is foundational in Whitehead’s philosophy.
24. - A death end to both the religious and scientific approaches to the truth.
25. - The connection or relationship between Science and Religion.
26. - Believe in the non-interventionist God.

1. - Alongside conflict, the other classical categorization of the relation between science and religion which Barbour criticizes.
2. - Risk of crossing boundaries.
3. - A strand of thought that reconstructs science and knowledge in the former colonized society.
5. - Character that both Religion and Science must employ
8. - Placing primary weight or priority in explaining reality.
9. - A phenomenon that both Science and Religion are trying to explain.
11. - Whitehead’s first premises on the nature of God as ground for existence.
13. - Whitehead’s philosophical category.
14. - In what way are Science and Religion's approaches to the truth different?
15. - Observable, evidence-based, measurable, and tested way of knowing.
17. - In process philosophy, change is fundamental and stability is?
18. - Character of religion in explaining reality that is absent in science.
20. - Slowly changing and transforming.
23. - What constitutes reality in process philosophy