The Harmonious Relationship between Faith and Science from the Perspective of Some Great Saints: A Brief Comment

Cortés, Manuel E.; Río, Juan Pablo del; Vigil, Pilar

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“…Various secularization contradictions also began to emerge with scientific supports. Research from (Cortés et al, 2015) on the harmonious relationship between faith and science explains that there is a harmonious and complementary coexistence between faith and science. This is shown by the many outstanding theories and works of various religious intellectual figures who made significant contributions to the fields of theology, philosophy, natural sciences, medicine and bioethics.…”

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Analysis of The Effect of Faith on Subjective Well-Being

Himawanti

2021

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Women on adult phase have deverse development tasks must be exceeded. Including carrying out their roles as mothers and partners, work, work careers and socialities. Various issues about double burden on adult women effects low subjective well-being. The goal of this study was to provide an explanation correlation of increasing faith (in an Islamic perspective) to increase subjective well-being in adult women. This study uses a correlation research method, with cluster random sampling technique. The results showed the correlation coefficient between faith and subjective well-being amounted to 0.524 with a significance level of correlation p = 0.000 (p <0.05). The results of the regression analysis show that the hypothesis was accepted, its mean that there is a positive relationship between faith and subjective well-being. The results of this study can give explanation of psychological dynamics about correlation of increasing faith in the high level of happiness at the stage of adult development.

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Analysis of The Effect of Faith on Subjective Well-Being

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2021

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Science and Faith to Understand Milk Bioactivity for Infants

Sangild

2024

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Milk bioactivity refers to the specific health effects of milk components beyond nutrition. The science of milk bioactivity involves the systematic study of these components and their health effects, as verified by empirical data, controlled experiments, and logical arguments. Conversely, ’faith in milk bioactivity’ can be defined as personal opinion, meaning, value, trust, and hope for health effects that are beyond investigation by natural, social, or human sciences. Faith can be strictly secular, but also influenced by spirituality or religion. The aim of this paper is to show that scientific knowledge is frequently supplemented with faith convictions to establish personal and public understanding of milk bioactivity. Mammalian milk is an immensely complex fluid containing myriad proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and micronutrients with multiple functions across species, genetics, ages, environments, and cultures. Human health includes not only physical health, but also social, mental, and spiritual health, requiring widely different fields of science to prove the relevance, safety, and efficacy of milk interventions. These complex relationships between milk feeding and health outcomes prevent firm conclusions based on science and logic alone. Current beliefs in and understanding of the value of breast milk, colostrum, infant formula, or isolated milk proteins (e.g., immunoglobulins, α-lactalbumin, lactoferrin, and growth factors) show that both science and faith contribute to understand, stimulate, or restrict the use of milk bioactivity. The benefits of breastfeeding for infants are beyond doubt, but the strong beliefs in its health effects rely not only on science, and mechanisms are unclear. Likewise, fear of, or trust in, infant formula may rely on both science and faith. Knowledge from science safeguards individuals and society against ‘milk bioactivity superstition’. Conversely, wisdom from faith-based convictions may protect science from unrealistic ‘milk bioactivity scientism’. Honesty and transparency about the potentials and limitations of both scientific knowledge and faith convictions are important when informing individuals and society about the nutritious and bioactive qualities of milk.

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The Harmonious Relationship between Faith and Science from the Perspective of Some Great Saints: A Brief Comment

Cited by 2 publications

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Analysis of The Effect of Faith on Subjective Well-Being

Analysis of The Effect of Faith on Subjective Well-Being

Science and Faith to Understand Milk Bioactivity for Infants

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