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Science is about the mundane, visible world. Religion is about the transcendent, invisible world. Atheists believe that science is the only way to explain the world. Agnostics think it s the best way. But is science actually a system of explanation at all, or merely a good problem-solving tool and method that achieves practical success in the observable world? Isn t science, like God, in need of an explanation? What is its ontological and epistemological basis? What limitations does it have? How does it define Truth ? Immanuel Kant, via his philosophy of transcendental idealism, attempted to explain science within a philosophical and even religious context. This attempt ultimately failed, but the project itself need not be abandoned. This book shows, via a detailed investigation of Kant s philosophy, that the only way to make sense of science is via transcendental mathematics. (Description from external book data)
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