Having to review different approaches to religious science, the present book set out to examine various epistemological and theological challenges facing the production of this kind of science. The author attempts to show that neither the science is excluded from the realm of religion nor the language of religion and science are comparable. The reflection of the culture of the time in the religious statement and the false ability of scientific propositions are the issues which are discussed here. The author's proposal is the comprehensive assessment model according to which religious science is a knowledge that complies with comprehensive assessment model based on which the current knowledge in its entirety including its principles, methods, assumptions, and theories would be religiously assessed. In this model, assessment means measuring science against religious scriptures, comprising of confirmatory and rest ability aspects.

Mohsen Abbasnejad 1972-Mashhad Mohsen Abbasnejad was taken his BS in Mechanical Engineering but continued his studies in Philosophy. Having studied Islamic Jurisprudence and Usool in seminary under the great contemporary jurist and philosophy under a distinguished philosopher of the eastern world, he passed the highest levels of the seminary with flying colors. Having authored the number of works in such field as philosophy, philosophy of science and Hadith, and Jurisprudence, Abbasnejad is now serving on Quran and epistemology, and the director of the Quranic Research Foundation. In addition to penning a six-volume collection on the basics of inter-relating science and the religion, some of his other books are as follow: -Principles and basics of the Quran and Modern Science, -Imam Ali (A.S.) Managerial Approach, -Imam Ali (A.S.) Personal Lifestyle, -Basic Rights within religious Approach, -Some Elaborations on the Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence (3 Vols.)