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Stenmark's Multidimensional Model and the Contemporary Debate on Islam and Science

Abstract The author discusses the work of four Muslim authors (al-Faruqi, Nasr, Golshani, and Guessoum) who debate the interaction of Islam and science in light of Stenmark's multidimensional model for religion and science. He argues that Stenmark's model enlightens their respective theories once some slight corrections are applied to it, and he develops an agenda for further work in the same direction.