INTRODUCTION TO THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES
By: Ray Shelton
- INTRODUCTION.
- Science.
- Philosophy.
- Religion and Christianity.
- Religion and Philosophy.
- Religion and Science.
- ASTRONOMY.
- Introduction to Astronomy.
- The Aristotelian-Ptolemaic view
of the universe was revolted against by
- Copernicus,
- Kepler and
- Galileo Galilei.
- PHYSICS.
- Pre-Newtonian: Revolt against the Aristotelian Physics
during the 16th and 17th century by
Galileo.
- Newtonian:
Isaac Newton developed
Newtonian physics
which lead to the reign of
- Mechanism during the 18th century.
- The Enlightenment or
The Age of Reason (18th century)
reasserted Greek view of reality combined with Newtonian science.
- Mechanism
- Determinism
- Materialism
- Atheism
- Moralism
- Post-Newtonian: the 19th century physics.
- Temperature,
Heat,
Kinetic Molecular Theory, and
Energy.
- Elasticity,
Simple Harmonic Motion, and
Wave Motion.
- Sound.
- Light.
- CHEMISTRY.
The development of
atomic theory of matter
in
chemistry
was a revolt against Aristotelian continuous view of matter.
- MODERN PHYSICS.
- Maxwellian Field Physics:
The rise of field physics during the 19th century and the decline of mechanism.
- Special Relativity and Quantum Mechanics:
The revolt from mechanism and determinism during the 20th century.
- Special Relativity.
- Quantum Mechanics.
- Atomic Structure.
- Nuclear Physics.
- Particle Physics.
- Symmetry
- Cosmology.
- General Relativity.
- Big Bang Theory.
- Supersymmetry.
- Grand Unified Theory.
- SuperString Theory.
- Twistor Theory.
- Black Hole Theory.
- Theory Of Everything.
- Before the Big Bang.
- Conclusion.
- Laws of Thermodynamics.
- Theory of Relativity.
- The Age of Reason.
- The Relativity of Space and Time.
- The Biblical View of Space and Time.
- CONCLUSION: The Bible and Science.