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Analytic Philosophy and the Relationship Between Science and Religion
This conversation, part of the dossier "Analytic Philosophy in Everyday Life," addresses the relationship between science and religion from the perspective of analytic philosophy. In this program, Ebrahim Azadegan and Hamed Safaeipour discuss the possibility of rational dialogue between scientific and religious worldviews.
About this video
This video is part of the dossier "Analytic Philosophy in Everyday Life" and addresses one of the most important issues in contemporary philosophy: the relationship between science and religion. In this conversation, Ebrahim Azadegan, Head of the Faculty of Philosophy of Science at Sharif University, and Hamed Safaeipour, researcher and lecturer in philosophy of science, are the guests, with Mohammadreza Vaez hosting the discussion.
The main focus of the program is to examine the question of at what level science and religion relate to one another: is there a fundamental conflict between them, or can we speak of the possibility of dialogue, distinct domains, and different explanations? From the perspective of analytic philosophy, this discussion requires conceptual precision regarding the meaning of science, religion, belief, evidence, explanation, and rationality.
The importance of this conversation lies in the fact that the issue of science and religion is not merely a theoretical or academic problem; it also has an impact on education, ethics, public policy, and everyday life. This program is suitable for audiences interested in the philosophy of science, religious studies, and the possibility of rational dialogue between religious tradition and scientific knowledge.
