I share a similar concern with a Christian acceptance of Scientific explanations of phenomena. I would be the first to say that Modern Science doesn't contradict belief in God and the resurrection, but that is based on the fact that I don't see the popular and probably institutionalized understanding of the "Scientific Worldview" as THE standard or normative way of understanding the world. There are layers of experience and reality that the ancients knew of, that modern physical science cannot access, even in principle. We would do better than dismiss them as "Pre-Scientific nonsense"
I share a similar concern with a Christian acceptance of Scientific explanations of phenomena. I would be the first to say that Modern Science doesn't contradict belief in God and the resurrection, but that is based on the fact that I don't see the popular and probably institutionalized understanding of the "Scientific Worldview" as THE standard or normative way of understanding the world. There are layers of experience and reality that the ancients knew of, that modern physical science cannot access, even in principle. We would do better than dismiss them as "Pre-Scientific nonsense"