Sentences with phrase «queen of the sciences»

Although theology was no longer queen of the sciences, it held its head high in the German universities and had the respect of the culture, as well as the church.

Since these phenomena have in common the fact that they are systems, a classification of the features to be found unexceptionally in all natural systems would provide a unifying perspective and language, a new queen of the sciences, reintegrating this babble of specialized discourse.

There is also an amusing cameo from Queen of the Science - Fiction genre, Sigourney Weaver.

Starlog magazine calls Sinclair «one of the reigning queens of science fiction romance.»

For example, on the one hand, when St Thomas Aquinas in his great mediaeval theological works treats theology as the «queen of the sciences», yet «the subordination of metaphysics to theology did not necessarily entail an obstruction to the study of nature» (p. 81)-- it «had not resulted in a sterile fusion» (p. 84).

At Dupont, mechanistic, positivistic neuroscience is the Queen of the sciences.

It may conjure up memories of an earlier phase in American evangelical theology in which theology was customarily spoken of as being a science or a still earlier phase in which theology used to be described as the «queen of the sciences.»

Theology may be, as the medieval church called it, the queen of the sciences,» but this queen is not a tyrant.

Theological language is never the «queen of the sciences» nor is it the only language useful in describing the acts of God.

Theology had long been the queen of the sciences, but in the modern world, it was dethroned.

Karl Barth doubted whether Schleiermacher had any defense against a Feuerbachian reduction of theology to anthropology: he believed that Feuerbach merely showed the world what Schleiermacher had already done to the queen of the sciences.

Thus philosophy was recognized, not as one academic discipline among others, distinguished by its subject matter, but as replacing theology as the queen of the sciences.

Traditionally it was called the «queen of sciences».

The detailed exposition of this thesis begins with a consideration of what the «queen of the sciences,» mathematics, discloses about human nature.

Theology is the queen of the sciences, and that includes the social sciences and cultural interpretation.

Some like to say that theology is the queen of the sciences.

Even simple ordinary folk today put reason before faith, unlike before the «enlightenment» when theology was accepted as the «queen of sciences» and science its handmaid.

It seemed the basic economic theory was vindicated, and economics definitely became the «queen of the sciences.»

Most of the students were in holy orders and theology was regarded as the «queen of the sciences».

Wilson believes that evolutionary biology, strategically situated as the bridge between the natural and the human sciences, should replace theology as the «queen of the sciences.»

Theology was the queen of the sciences.

Reason - based kalam could not become the «queen of sciences,» as theology did in the Latin West and remained subordinate to traditional ijtahid.

May it not be some sort of «pretender», whose claim to be heir to the throne of the queen of the sciences is actually false?

It was once primarily a matter of liberal arts, a tradition developed in the Medieval period when universities were closely tied to the church and theology was the queen of the sciences.

Science is valuable but can deal with only limited areas of knowledge; the most important truths come from revelation, and theology is queen of the sciences.

Theology was the queen of the sciences, and these latter gradually began to emerge as individual disciplines.

In this instance, as in others, theology remains the queen of the sciences.

Today, far from being seen as the queen of sciences, theology has effectively been excluded from any synthetic understanding of the world.

They did not seek to make theology the queen of the sciences.

Its task was not to provide an overarching context, since it no longer located theology as the queen of the sciences.

The classical view (both Protestant and Catholic) held that theology was «the queen of the sciences,» that all knowledge was directed toward knowing God Theology dealt with ultimate questions and all of life.

Once they had humbly gathered all the facts, they'd be ready to board the Metaphysical School Bus, and take on the queen of the sciences: philosophy.

2 The great 19th - century mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss called his field «the queen of sciences.»

«Chemistry», declared Roger Kornberg in an interview, «is the queen of all sciences.

As a consolation prize seems in order, and many Trump climate appointees regard the law is the queen of the sciences, the UAH team could ask the Rev. Doctor Beisner to toss Judge's Stetson in the ring, for the Heartland Institute Evangelical Climate Scientist of the Year Award.