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1 online resource ( xvii, 365 pages) : illustrations (chiefly color), maps.
Science and religion in big history : the dialogue model / David Blanks -- Meaningful mystery / Todd L. Duncan -- The children of climate change and their search for meaning / Barry H. Rodrigue -- Not by bread alone : religion in big history : an anthropologist's understanding / Brian Spooner -- Is god big enough? Of religion and big history / William Grassie -- The nature of humans, science, and religion / Davidson Loehr -- A big history perspective on science and religion : peaceful coexistence and progress for humanity / Mathew Chandrankunnel -- The ties that bind / Lowell S. Gustafson -- The three questions : understanding religion epistemologically / Ken Baskin -- Religion in big history / Lacy Loar-Gruenler -- Teilhard, big history, and the question of cosmic purpose / John Haught -- Whither thou go, o universe? Why religion and evolution belong together / Ilia Delio -- Shinto in the light of big history / Hiroko Shiota -- Big history and earth spirituality : towards a significant eco-social paradigm / Siddhartha -- The Vedas, tribal perspectives, and big history / H. Sudarshan -- Searching the name : metaphors of the divine in our evolving cosmos / Jerry Harp -- The nature of our consciousness / Orla Hazra -- Women's spirituality as a measure of deep time and social ecology / Richa Minocha -- Islam and big history / Hideki Iwaki -- Deep time from the viewpoint of Islam / Shamshuddin Jusop and Tan Chee Keong -- When did homo sapiens become homo religiosus? Just-so stories, evolution, and big history / Ted Peters.
edited by Lowell Gustafson, Barry H. Rodrigue, and David Blanks.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Lowell Gustafson is professor of political science at Villanova University, USA. Barry H. Rodrigue is an archaeologist, geographer, and professor of anthropology at Symbiosis International University, Pune, Maharashtra, India. David Blanks teaches in the Department of History and Political Science, Arkansas Tech University, USA.
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2022