Religion & science history, method, dialogue edited by W. Mark Richardson and Wesley J. Wildman

Includes bibliographical references and index

Science and theology in the Enlightenment / John Hedley Brooke -- Dispelling some myths about the split between theology and science in the nineteenth century / Claude Welch -- The quest for harmony: an interpretation of contemporary theology and science / Wesley J. Wildman -- Science, religion, and the future / Holmes Rolston, III -- Theology and science: listening to each other / Nicholas Wolterstorff -- Postmodern apologetics, or Why theologians must pay attention to science / Nancey Murphy -- Mathematics, empirical science, and religion / Mary Gerhart and Allan Melvin Russell -- Rationality and Christian self-conceptions / Philip Clayton and Steven Knapp -- Entitled Christian belief / Nicholas Wolterstorff -- On the nature of theology / Nancey Murphy -- Is holistic justification enough? / Philip Clayton and Steven Knapp -- Key developments in physics challenging philosophy and theology / William R. Stoeger -- T=0: is it theologically significant? / Robert John Russell -- Deterministic chaos and quantum chaology / Karl Young -- Chaos theory and divine action / John Polkinghorne -- Complementarity / Edward MacKinnon -- Barth, Bohr, and dialectic / James E. Loder and W. Jim Neidhardt -- Quantum complementarity and Christological dialectic / Christopher B. Kaiser -- Information theory, biology, and Christology / John C. Puddefoot -- The incarnation of the informing self-expressive word of God / Arthur Peacocke -- The molecular biology of transcending the gene / R. David Cole -- The theology of human agency and the neurobiology of learning / W. Mark Richardson -- Morality, religion, and human evolution / William Irons -- Theological perspectives on morality and human evolution / Philip Hefner -- Reflections on the dialogue / Philip Hefner and William Irons