Science and religion in dialogue /
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Malden, MA :
Wiley-Blackwell,
2010.
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Table of Contents:
- v. 1.
- Has science really destroyed its own religious roots? /
- Del Ratzsch
- God and physical reality : relativity, time, and quantum mechanics /
- Thomas Greenlee
- Interaction between science and Christianity /
- Deborah B. Haarsma
- Interplay of scientific and religious knowledge regarding evolution /
- Loren Haarsma
- The universe makes it probable that there is a God /
- Richard Swinburne
- A paleontologist considers science and religion /
- Peter Dodson
- Christian faith and biological explanation /
- Stephen Matheson
- Religion, naturalism, and science /
- Alvin Plantinga
- Science and theology as faithful human activities /
- Gary Patterson
- Cosmology and theology /
- Don N. Page
- Science under stress in the twentieth century : lessons from the case of early nuclear physics /
- Richard Peterson
- The science of religion /
- Michael J. Murray
- Belief in God /
- Kelly James Clark
- v. 2.
- Background topics for the science and religion dialogue /
- Owen Gingerich
- Stewardship and economic harmony : living sustainability on earth /
- Calvin DeWitt
- Cosmology and theism /
- William Lane Craig
- Theology and science in a postmodern context /
- Nancey Murphy
- Darwin and intelligent design /
- Francisco J. Ayala
- The laws of physics and bio-friendliness /
- Paul Davies
- Time and open theism /
- Dean Zimmerman
- Science and scripture /
- Peter van Inwagen
- The mutuality of science and theology /
- Alan Padgett
- Physics and scientific materialism /
- Stephen M. Barr
- Biotechnology and human dignity /
- William Hurlbut
- Science, emergence, and religion /
- Philip Clayton
- Theories and unobservables : the realist/nonrealist debate in science and religion /
- Bruce Reichenbach.