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Title: THE CONFLICT BETWEEN SCIENCE AND CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Author: Dr. Friday Ifeanyi Ogbuehi

Abstract:

Science is a systematic inquiry into nature through observation, experiment and objective articulation of its findings. The empirical method of science is in conflict with theological method of ascertaining the truth, thereby making Christian truth and faith questionable, relative and doubtful. Therefore, the paper examined the conflict between science and theology with the aim of resolving the conflict. The study used phenomenological approach. Two major sources were used which include primary and secondary sources. Primary sources were observation and experience and secondary sources were mainly drawn from books and internet materials. It was discovered that despite the fact that theology and science were in conflict; yet they complemented each other. The researcher recommended that science should not usurp theology in order not to produce unscrupulous people in society. Rather, they should harness their complementary roles in the advancement of human welfare and society.      

Keywords:

Science, Theology, Church, Conflict and Christianity

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