Lecture
Atomism and Religion
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This lecture explores the historical and philosophical relationship between atomism and religion, focusing on the controversy surrounding the concept of atoms and its implications for Christian theology. It delves into ancient atomist theories, the clash with Christian beliefs, and the impact on key religious doctrines. The presentation also discusses the role of atomism in shaping scientific and theological discourse, highlighting the ongoing debate between materialism and spiritual beliefs. The lecture examines how atomism challenges traditional religious views, particularly in the context of transubstantiation and divine creation, shedding light on the complex interplay between science and faith throughout history.
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