دانلود کتاب Handbook of Religion and the Authority of Science

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Olav Hammer and James R. Lewis: Introduction Theoretical 1 James R. Lewis: How Religions Appeal to the Authority of Science 2 Kathinka Frøystad: From Analogies to Narrative Entanglement: Invoking Scientific Authority in Indian New Age Spirituality 3 Jesper Aagaard Petersen: “We Demand Bedrock Knowledge”: Modern Satanism between Secularized Esotericism and ‘Esotericized’ Secularism Buddhism and East Asian Traditions 4 David L. McMahan: Buddhism as the “Religion of Science”: From Colonial Ceylon to the Laboratories of Harvard 5 Helen Farley: Falun Gong and Science: Origins, Pseudoscience, and China’s Scientific Establishment 6 Christal Whelan: Metaphorical and Metonymical Science: Constructing Authority in a Japanese New Religion 7 Martin Repp: “When Science Fiction Becomes Science Fact”: The Role of Science, Science Fiction, and Technology in Aum Shinrikyo South Asian Traditions 8 C. Mackenzie Brown: Vivekananda and the Scientific Legitimation of Advaita Vedānta 9 Benjamin E. Zeller: Inverted Orientalism, Vedic Science, and the Modern World: Bhaktivedanta and the International Society for Krishna Consciousness 10 Meera Nanda: Madame Blavatsky’s Children: Modern Hindu Encounters with Darwinism 11 Cynthia Ann Humes: The Transcendental Meditation Organization and Its Encounter with Science 12 Richard Cimino: The Sikh Scientific Ethic—Worldly and Mystical 13 David Christopher Lane: The God Experiment: Radhasoami’s Version of Science and the Rhetoric of Guru Succession Judaism and Islam 14 Damián Setton: The Use of Medicinal Legitimizations in the Construction of Religious Practice: The Dietary Laws of Judaism 15 Hanna Skartveit: Science is Just Catching Up: The Kabbalah Centre and the Neo-Enlightenment 16 Martin Riexinger: Islamic Opposition to the Darwinian Theory of Evolution Christian Tradition 17 Carie Little Hersh: Fighting Science with Science at Pat Robertson’s Christian Broadcasting Network 18 Jeremy Rapport: Christian Science, New Thought, and Scientific Discourse (Jeremy Rapport) 19 Sarah M. Lewis: The Unification Movement: Science, Religion, and Absolute Values Spiritualism and Spiritism 20 Cathy Gutierrez: Spiritualism and Psychical Research20 Cathy Gutierrez: Spiritualism and Psychical Research 21 Gustavo Andrés Ludueña: Popular Epistemologies and “Spiritual Science” in Early Twentieth-Century Buenos Aires 22 Egil Asprem: Parapsychology: Naturalising the Supernatural, Re-Enchanting Science New Age and Occult 23 Jochen Scherer: The “Scientific” Presentation and Legitimation of the Teaching of Synchronicity in New Age Literature 24 Ruth Bradby: Science as Legitimation for Spirituality: From The Aquarian Conspiracy to Channelling and A Course in Miracles 25 Nevill Drury: Modern Western Magic and Altered States of Consciousness 26 Régis Dericquebourg: Legitimizing Belief through the Authority of Science: The Case of the Church of Scientology Alternative Archaeologies 27 Carole M. Cusack: New Religions and the Science of Archaeology: Mormons, the Goddess, and Atlantis 28 Kathryn Rountree: Is Dialogue between Religion and Science Possible? The Case of Archaeology and the Goddess Movement 29 Charles W. Nuckolls: Mormon Archaeology and the Claims of History Theories and Sceptics 30 Ülo Valk: Folklore and Discourse: The Authority of Scientific Rhetoric, from State Atheism to New Spirituality 31 Christopher McIntosh: The Phlogiston Theory: A Late Relic of Pre-Enlightenment Science 32 Asbjørn Dyrendal: “Oh no, it isn’t.” Sceptics and the Rhetorical Use ofScience in Religion