Cosmodern Philosophy: Transdisciplinary Reflections on Nature, Science, and Religion

Abstract

This article’s transdisciplinary reflections aim to study the relationship between nature, science, and religion. They address complex phenomena of our ontological reality from a perspective in which science and religion merge to give way to the cosmodern philosophy. As result, a global ethics emerges to reinvent the sacred as the product of integration between religious and scientific worldviews. It also describes an interreligious and intra-religious dialogue where nature and the cosmos constitute the meeting between scientific and religious knowledge. In sum, the cosmodern approach argues that learning to co-evolve consciously requires the development of an ecology of knowledge, where outer physical knowledge and inner spiritual wisdom converge and complement each other on different levels of our experience.