The Origins of Religion: Cosmology and Cultivation. Tucker, M. E. NAMTA Journal, 23(1):182–203, 1998. Paper abstract bibtex Brings religion and natural science into a new whole, as the basis of religious trust and faith. Characterizes religion as mediating between nature and the individual, and provides examples from the major religious traditions. Explains the challenge of knowing the universe by linking the inner self with the natural world. (Author/SD)
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title = {The {Origins} of {Religion}: {Cosmology} and {Cultivation}},
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abstract = {Brings religion and natural science into a new whole, as the basis of religious trust and faith. Characterizes religion as mediating between nature and the individual, and provides examples from the major religious traditions. Explains the challenge of knowing the universe by linking the inner self with the natural world. (Author/SD)},
language = {eng},
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journal = {NAMTA Journal},
author = {Tucker, Mary Evelyn},
year = {1998},
keywords = {Foreign Countries, Social History, Religion, Evolution, Natural Sciences, Philosophy, Religious Education, Naturalism, Religion Studies},
pages = {182--203}
}
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