The book Miʿmārī-yi ʿIlm-i Dīnī (The Architecture of Religious Science), written in Persian by Hujjat al-Islam Dr. Alireza Qaemi-Nia, has been published by the Research Institute for Islamic Culture and Thought. The volume comprises 586 pages.
This work examines the role of religion in the formation of science and its epistemological features. Based on the “Relational Theory”, religious science arises from the interaction between science and religion. Religion exerts influence on science both externally—through its impact on the foundations, values, and goals of science—and internally—by shaping theories, models, problems, and scientific structures.
The book demonstrates that religion and science are two conceptual domains within the human mind that, through their interaction, generate syntheses with new characteristics. According to this theory, the architecture of religious science must be designed in light of the epistemological interaction between religion and science.
Source: Talienovin.ir (in Persian)
