Volume 70, Supplement 1, 2025

STUDIA UBB THEOL. REF. TRANSYLV., Volume 70 (LXX), Supplement 1, December 2025

Volume 70 / Supplement 1, December 2025, Issue DOI: 10.24193/subbtref.70.suppl1

The Perception of Science by Calvinists, Lutherans, Unitarians in East-Central Europe
Guest Editor: Professor PhD Ábrahám KOVÁCS

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24193/subbtref.70.suppl1

Published: 2025-12-28

Full Issue

Introductions & Arguments

The Perceptions of Science by Calvinists, Lutherans, Unitarians and Religious Dissents in East-Central Europe from Seventeenth Century Till Today

Ábrahám KOVÁCS

9-10
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Articles

The “Syllabus Theological Pendulum”

Levente HORVÁTH, József KURTA

11-33
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István Hatvani – The Natural Philosopher The Foundation and Application of Hatvani’s Natural Science Knowledge in Higher Education

József POSTA

34-51
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Personal Knowledge and Faith of a Scientist Providence, Gratefulness, Sense of Vocation Sickness and Medicine, Education and the Belief in God and Mathematics

Ábrahám KOVÁCS

52-77
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The Prešov Evangelical College, the Centre for Education and Science of the Hungarian Evangelical Church

Péter KÓNYA

78-89
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Körmöczi – Halfway between Radicalism and Enlightenment

Csaba TÓDOR

90-113
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Pál Sárváry’s Contribution to the Teaching of the Natural Sciences at the Reformed College of Debrecen, with Special Emphasis on His Book Entitled Philosophical Ethics

Balázs Dávid MAGYAR

114-142
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Natural Sciences in the Education of Protestant (Evangelical and Reformed) Higher Schools in the Hungarian Kingdom in Early Modern Age. A Comparison

Annamária KÓNYOVÁ

143-161
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The Timely Character of Dialogue The Problem of Creation in Theology and Natural Sciences. The Synthesis of László Ravasz

Árpád KULCSÁR

162-186
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“The Harmony of Faith and Knowledge” Science as an Instrument of Religious Emancipation in Hungary in the 19th-20th Centuries

Gábor LÁNYI

187-209
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Some Indispensable Theological Questions about Darwin’s Work and Testimony

Péter SZENTPÉTERY

210-234
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Creation or Evolution? – Seventh-day Adventists and Natural Science in Hungary

Péter HOLLÓ

235-254
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Volume 70, Supplement 1, 2025

Full Issue

Introductions & Arguments

The Perceptions of Science by Calvinists, Lutherans, Unitarians and Religious Dissents in East-Central Europe from Seventeenth Century Till Today

Articles

The “Syllabus Theological Pendulum”

István Hatvani – The Natural Philosopher The Foundation and Application of Hatvani’s Natural Science Knowledge in Higher Education

Personal Knowledge and Faith of a Scientist Providence, Gratefulness, Sense of Vocation Sickness and Medicine, Education and the Belief in God and Mathematics

The Prešov Evangelical College, the Centre for Education and Science of the Hungarian Evangelical Church

Körmöczi – Halfway between Radicalism and Enlightenment

Pál Sárváry’s Contribution to the Teaching of the Natural Sciences at the Reformed College of Debrecen, with Special Emphasis on His Book Entitled Philosophical Ethics

Natural Sciences in the Education of Protestant (Evangelical and Reformed) Higher Schools in the Hungarian Kingdom in Early Modern Age. A Comparison

The Timely Character of Dialogue The Problem of Creation in Theology and Natural Sciences. The Synthesis of László Ravasz

“The Harmony of Faith and Knowledge” Science as an Instrument of Religious Emancipation in Hungary in the 19th-20th Centuries

Some Indispensable Theological Questions about Darwin’s Work and Testimony

Creation or Evolution? – Seventh-day Adventists and Natural Science in Hungary

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