Faith, knowledge and philosophy

A book by the writer and the historical thinker between the men of science and the clergy; Where the traditional dispute between these two teams is due to the premises of the view of the view; The first team starts from sensory experimental foundations, while the second team starts from metaphysical metaphysical foundations, and Haykal tries through this work to overcome the existing conflict between the two teams; Religion and science are complementary. Although science expands from the information area, it increases in return from the unknown number of multiple times, so science remains minor from reaching the overall and final vision that provides us with religion. The extrapolation of history indicates that the conflict between religion and science was truly terrible, especially in Europe during the Renaissance, and the traditional dispute between the clergy and the men of science is then attributed to the recognition of the clergy with the absences and its impact on people''s lives and the denial of knowledge and its approval of the fixed laws of existence on Towards sensory. The views of the philosopher "have been formed" drew attention to the fact that the inherited faith must be replaced by a faith based on knowledge as the widest that it could be, and this is what a structure offered in the chapters of his book, in which he ended up with the necessity of reconciling the two aspects of life: "spiritual" and "material" to reach Mental balance, and that religion and science were not a rivalry between them and there will be no rivalry between them. The book is a collection of several successive press articles in the chapters; The first and third chapter talks about the relationship of faith with science and the second about the thought of Auguste Conte and the latter talks about the human problem, is it a choice or an enlightening.