Willem B. Drees
- Willem Drees (1922-1998)
- Willem Drees (1886-1988)
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Humanities, Religion and Science
- Religion and Science in Context: A Guide to the Debates
- Creation: From Nothing until Now (a poem)
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Willem B. Drees
- Willem Drees (1922-1998)
- Willem Drees (1886-1988)
Terugblik en vooruitblik
Humanities, Religion and Science
- Religion and Science in Context: A Guide to the Debates
- Creation: From Nothing until Now (a poem)
Nederlandse bijdragen
COACHING & COUNSELING
Contact

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Geplaatst op 12:30h in door Willem Drees

Recente berichten

What Are the Humanities For? Now in print
Reflections at the time of my retirement
Contingency in the Cosmos and the Contingency of the Cosmos
Inaugural address Drees, interview and op ed now online
L.J. van Holk – een andere krachtige Leidse stem op 26 november 1940

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What Are the Humanities For? Now in print
Reflections at the time of my retirement
Contingency in the Cosmos and the Contingency of the Cosmos

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Willem B. Drees ·
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With contributions by 'religious naturalists' such as Ursula #Goodenough, as well as more critical voices on the religious potential of #naturalism. https://t.co/Kyg8oYQM8H

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Zygon@Zygonjournal
"Naturalism—as Religion, within Religions, without Religion", papers from the IRAS 2021 Conference, edited by @wimdrees, https://t.co/43vjESIVLO. Are naturalism and religion hunting two snarks? #Zygon, December 2021.

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"When to Be What? Why Science-inspired #Naturalism Need Not Imply #ReligiousNaturalism", an articulation of my mixed views on naturalism just published in @Zygonjournal as Open Access, https://t.co/G9bjJJ2SzG

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Willem B. Drees is a philosopher who also was trained as a physicist and theologian. He is dean of the Tilburg School of Humanities and professor of Philosophy of the Humanities, and the editor of Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science. He teaches and writes on human self-understanding and religion in today’s multicultural and technological world.

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