| Edition |
Second edition. |
| Description |
419, M14 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Ways of relating science and theology / Ian G. Barbour -- Natural science and belief in a Creator: historical notes / Ernan McMullin -- The Newtonian settlement and the origins of atheism / Michael J. Buckley -- Is a natural theology still possible today? / W. Norris Clarke - - Christian belief and the fascination of science / Olaf Pedersen -- Scientific rationality and Christian |
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logos / Michael Heller -- Creation in the Hebrew Bible / Richard J. Clifford -- Knowledge and experience in science and religion: can we be realists? / Janet M. Soskice -- Physics, philosophy, and myth / Mary B. Hesse -- Observation, revelation, and the posterity of Noah / Nicholas Lash -- |
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Contemporary cosmology and its implications for the science- religion dialogue / William R. Stoeger -- Models of God for the ecological, evolutionary era: God as mother of the universe / Sallie McFague -- On creating the cosmos / Ted Peters -- How to draw conclusions from a fine- tuned universe / John Leslie -- The Omega Point Theory: a model of an evolving God / Frank J. Tipler -- |
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The quantum world / John Polkinghorne -- Quantum physics in philosophical and theological perspective / Robert J. Russell -- Creation of the universe as a quantum process / Chris J. Isham. |
| Subject |
Religion and science -- 1946-
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| Added Author |
Russell, Robert J.
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Stoeger, William R.
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Coyne, George V., 1933-2020
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Specola vaticana.
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| ISBN |
0268015767 |
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0268015775 paperback |
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