Fides et Ratio
The book "Fides et Ratio: Copernicus Between Faith and Reason yesterday and today" is a collection of essays by renowned scholars, reflecting on the interplay between faith and reason through the lens of Nicolaus Copernicus’ legacy and the teachings of John Paul II. Developed from an international academic conference held in 2023, the publication commemorates the Copernican Year and the 45th anniversary of Karol Wojtyła’s election as Pope. It explores the implications of Copernican thought from philosophical, theological, and scientific perspectives while addressing contemporary intellectual and cultural challenges.
The contributions investigate topics such as the cosmological repercussions of Copernicus’ discoveries, their theological ramifications, and their relevance to modern science and philosophy. Themes include the dialogue between faith and reason in light of current scientific paradigms, such as quantum fractals and the Trinitarian theology of the Cappadocian Fathers. Authored by esteemed experts like Rev. Prof. Michał Heller, Rev. Prof. Giulio Maspero, and Christopher Graney, the chapters offer a multidisciplinary approach that combines historical, philosophical, and scientific insights, emphasizing the enduring relevance of questions concerning the harmony between transcendent and rational understandings of reality.
"Fides et ratio. Copernicus Between Faith and Reason, yesterday and today" is a multifaceted analysis that underscores the persistent significance of ultimate questions in the evolving landscapes of science and theology.
"Fides et ratio. Copernicus Between Faith and Reason, yesterday and today" is a multifaceted analysis that underscores the persistent significance of ultimate questions in the evolving landscapes of science and theology.