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Author Barbour, Ian G.

Title Science & secularity : the ethics of technology / Ian G. Barbour
Edition [First edition]
Published New York : Harper & Row, [1970]

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Description 151 pages ; 22 cm
Contents Introduction -- 1. THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD -- Models in science -- Models in religion -- Observation and theory in science -- Experience and interpretation in religion -- Conclusions: On the uses of models -- 2. THE AUTONOMY OF NATURE -- The challenge to orthodoxy -- The existentialist retreat -- The linguistic solution -- Process theology -- Conclusions: On God and nature -- 3. THE TECHNOLOGICAL MENTALITY -- The biblical roots of secularity -- The social impact of technology -- Dangers in the technological mentality -- Conclusions: On Christian secularity -- 4. BIOCHEMICAL MAN -- The chemistry of life -- Man and nature -- Man-made man -- Dangers in genetic control -- Conclusions: On the control of man -- 5. THE CYBERNETIC REVOLUTION -- Computers and brains -- Automation and leisure -- Systems analysis and policy decisions -- Conclusions: On men and machines -- 6. THE REDIRECTION OF TECHNOLOGY -- Man in space -- The population explosion -- The control of technology -- Conclusions: On national priorities
Analysis ETHICS
TECHNOLOGY--PHILOSOPHY
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Subject Ethics.
Science -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Technology -- Philosophy.
Ethics.
Religion and Science.
Technology.
LC no. 77109886
Other Titles Science and secularity