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Author(s) |
Pages |
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Guest Editorial: Genetically Modified Foods: Why so much Concern? [download] |
Derek Burke |
2-4 |
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Why God Must Exist [download] |
Keith Ward |
5-13 |
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Cosmic Endgame: Theological Reflections on Recent Scientific Speculations on the Ultimate Fate of the Universe [download] |
John J. Davis |
15-27 |
[Abstract] |
This Cursed Earth: Is ‘the Fall’ [download] |
R.J. Berry |
29-49 |
[Abstract] |
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Debate |
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Title |
Author(s) |
Pages |
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Scripture and the Human Person: Further Reflections |
Joel B. Green |
51-63 |
[Abstract] |
Multiple Universes as an Explanation for Fine-Tuning |
Rodney D. Holder |
65-66 |
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Multiple Universe Explanations Are Not Explanations |
Phil Dowe |
67-68 |
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Further Observations on Mîn, ‘Kind’ |
John W. Olley |
69-72 |
[Abstract] |
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Book Reviews |
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Title |
Author(s) |
Pages |
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The Cambridge History of Seventeenth Century Philosophy |
Daniel Garber and Michael Ayers (eds)
(Charles Webster) |
73-74 |
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Between Copernicus and Galileo: Christopher Clavius and the Collapse of Ptolemaic Cosmology |
James M. Lattis (John Hedley Brooke) |
74-75 |
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Science Meets Faith: Theology and Science in Conversation |
Fraser Watts (ed.) (Christopher Southgate) |
75-76 |
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Religion and Science: Historical and Contemporary Issues |
Ian Barbour (Adrian Brown) |
77-78 |
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Spiritual Evolution: Scientists Discuss Their Beliefs |
J.M. Templeton & K.S. Giniger (eds.) (Ernest C. Lucas) |
78-79 |
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Vital Dust: Life as a Cosmic Imperative |
Christian de Duve (John A. Bryant) |
79 |
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The Biological Universe |
Steven J. Dick (John A. Bryant) |
79-83 |
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Nature’s Imagination: The Frontiers of Scientific Vision |
John Cornwell (editor) (Jonathan Doye) |
83-84 |
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The Cambridge Companion to Jung |
Polly Eisendrath-Young and Terence Dawson (eds) (Dr. Sara B. Savage) |
84-85 |
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Evolving the Mind: On the Nature of Matter and the Origin of Consciousness |
A.G. Cairns-Smith (Fraser Watts) |
85-86 |
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Animals on the Agenda: Questions about Animals for Theology and Ethics |
Andrew Linzey and Dorothy Yamamoto (eds) (Brent Waters) |
86-87 |
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Beyond Science |
John Polkinghorne (Denis Alexander) |
87-88 |
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Metaphysics and the Origin of Species |
Michael T. Ghiselin (Arthur Jones) |
88-89 |
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Principles of Geology |
Charles Lyell (Michael Roberts) |
89-90 |
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The Faber Book of Science |
John Carey (editor) (William K. Kay) |
90-91 |
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Improving Nature? The Science and Ethics of Genetic Engineering |
Michael J. Reiss and Roger Straughan (R.J. Berry) |
91-92 |
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Faith and Uncertainty |
John Habgood (Peter Fulljames) |
92-93 |
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A Walk Through Time – From Stardust to Us: The Evolution of Life on Earth |
Sidney Liebes, Elisabet Sahtouris and Brian Swimme (Hazel C. Lucas) |
93-94 |
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Scientists as Theologians: A Comparison of the Writings of Ian Barbour, Arthur Peacocke and John Polkinghorne |
John Polkinghorne (John Jefferson Davis) |
94-95 |
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Frankenstein’s Footsteps. Science, Genetics and Popular Culture |
Jon Turney (John Eldridge) |
95-96 |
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Unnatural Enemies: An Introduction to Science and Christianity |
Kirsten Birkett (Steve Bishop) |
96 |
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