Man, Universe and the Quest for God

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Keywords:

God, Greek Ontology, Hebrew Ontology, Heidegger, cosmology, theism, atheism

Abstract

Science, Philosophy and religion offer different interpretations of the universe, each one with a very distinct objective (to know the natural laws, to ask for the world’s fundament and signification, to provide a guide with meaning for a human life with sense). The present article analise the interactions and influences of the three hermeneutics along the history, the philosophical and theological concept of nothing, and the role of the theory of creation in the context of a scientific culture.

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  • Juan A. Estrada, University of Granada
    Dpto. de Filosofía

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Vol. 65 No. 246 S.Esp (2009): SERIE ESPECIAL N.º 3

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Man, Universe and the Quest for God. (2015). Pensamiento. Revista De Investigación E Información Filosófica, 65(246 S.Esp), 593-621. https://revistas.comillas.edu/pensamiento/article/view/4782