Science and theology in the Reformation

Science and theology in the Reformation

by Charlotte Methuen

Part of T & T Clark theology

2008
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"Science and Theology in the Reformation sets the scene for a discussion of the role of theological arguments in the interpretation of astronomical phenomena in the late sixteenth century. Charlotte Methuen engages with key figures such as Philip Melanchthon and Johannes Kepler considering the complex relationship between these two areas of thought."--Jacket.

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