What truths emerge from different scientific approaches to reality? Can there only be truth in the plural today? Or does this risk descending into a randomness that threatens the claim to rationality? And what is a wisdom perspective, and what does it offer? Does wisdom perhaps provide an answer to the relationship between the various truths of the sciences? With 'Science - Truth - Wisdom,' this volume from the series Quaestiones disputatae addresses three fundamental concepts of our knowledge society. It does so from a wide range of theological perspectives, featuring contributions from Patrick Becker, Christian Bremen, Christiane Helene Heinrich, Steffen Jöris, Ulrich Lüke, Guido Meyer, Simone Paganini, Hildegard Peters, Urs Schiller, Bernlüke Peterward Schmidt, and Jean-Pierre Sterck-Degueldre.