Uchūron to kami
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Uchūron to kami

by 1944- Satoru Ikeuchi Ʊ Å†… ĺ†

Philosophy cosmology Japanese Nonfiction
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Uchūron to kami, or “Cosmology and God,” considers the meeting point between scientific thought about the universe and ideas of divinity. Written by Satoru Ikeuchi, it will appeal to readers curious about the connections among cosmology, philosophy, religion, and humanity’s search for meaning.

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Uchūron to kami, translated as “Cosmology and God,” is a work centered on the relationship between the study of the universe and the idea of God.

The title places scientific inquiry alongside philosophical and religious reflection, inviting consideration of how these areas may intersect.

Written by Satoru Ikeuchi, the book offers a subject suited to readers interested in cosmology, philosophy, and questions about the place of humanity within the universe.

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