Abstract

In a relationship of religion and science can be roughly divided into four periods: the syncretic ­ Antique, when they were separated from each other, medieval, characterized by the subordination of science, religion, modernist ­ postmodern when science took revenge seemed to be able to solve all the problems were; now there is a period that might be called organic. It is formally similar to the ancient and characterized complementary interaction of religion and science. And last but not least the fact that both science and religion peculiar something in common. First, it is possible to rationally prove the existence of God. Second, the principle of rationality religion amplified, giving the opportunity to see the physical metaphysical causes of phenomena and events taking place in the world. Thirdly, the very belief in God reveals to human consciousness lofty ideal horizons and spiritual perspectives that give people a new perspective on physical phenomena taught to see in the immanent ­ transcendent, in a physical flesh ­ the spiritual. The applicability of the principle of fusion science and transcendental ­religious approaches to the study of spirituality looks like and rightly so. As science and religion even more change man and his inner world, the world of perception make a man more dyfferents and thinking ­ more versatile and conceptually. And religion and science make on the individual person, his spiritual qualities demands. However, when the priority is still necessary to recognize the religious and transcendental approaches direction as scientific disciplines and develops the mind, and religion ­ spiritual world.