Abstract

The question of the relationship between science and religion permeates the history of manking. Over the centuries, various interpretations of their interaction have arisen. Currently, the dialogue between these two forms of spiritual culture is relevant to eliminate the conflict between them, as well as to recognize the principle of tolerance. The report raises the issue of the relationship between scientific knowledge and religious wordview

Keywords

science, religion, outlook, natural sciences, theology

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