The World as a jewel, as a source of harmony and reason, as conceived by the ancient Greeks.
The World, as a dense network of relationships and proportions, as emerged through Science and analytical thinking.
The World as creation, as a means of encounter with the Creator, as offered through Biblical and Christian tradition.
The World, as a place of encounter and open dialogue between Science, Philosophy, and Theology.
This book captures the dialogue that took place within the framework of the interdisciplinary program "The World in Science and Religion," with the object of the World in all its manifestations.
