theocentric
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Science and religion weren’t always at odds: Copernicus’ views were theocentric as well as heliocentric, and Muslim caliphs like Harun al-Rashid were among history’s greatest science boosters.
From Time • Jan. 6, 2012
In the theocentric world of the Middle Ages, man lived in a holistic universe, with heaven above and earth below embraced in one divine economy.
From Time Magazine Archive
What's irrefutable is the growing number of theocentric movie websites, most recently a sophisticated one launched in February by the magazine Christianity Today.
From Time Magazine Archive
It also gives evidence of the deep democratic and theocentric philosophy which is its root.
From Time Magazine Archive
It is certainly true that the arguments of the nominalists are theocentric, but as we shall see this is not true for other ways of thinking about laws of nature.
From "The Invention of Science" by David Wootton
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