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Free to download Table of Contents for 2010: Volume 22 (2) |
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Articles |
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| Guest Editorial - A Christian Perspective on Human Enhancement [download] |
D. GARETH JONES | 114-116 | |
| Victor Stenger’s Scientific Critique of Christian Belief [download] |
DAVID J. BARTHOLOMEW | 117-131 | [Abstract] |
| Determinism, Brain Function and Free Will [download] |
PETER G. H. CLARKE | 133-149 | [Abstract] |
| Why Christian Theology Should Accept that Miracles Occur [download] |
ATLE OTTESEN SØVIK | 151-165 | [Abstract] |
| OBITUARY: Donald Wiseman [1918-2010] [download] |
Denis Alexander | 166 | |
Correspondence |
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| Title | Author(s) | Pages | |
| A soul alive in Christ | DAVID BOOTH | 167-168 | |
| A Response to David Booth | JOHN TURL | 169-171 | |
| Dualism that makes contact with science | PETER CLARKE | 171-172 | |
| Scientific explanations of religious experience? | C.J. SCHORAH | 172-173 | |
| A Response to C.J. Schorah | PATRICK RICHMOND | 174 | |
Book Reviews |
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| Title | Author(s) | Pages | |
| Science and Religion – A Very Short Introduction | Thomas Dixon (Andrew Halestrap) |
175 | |
| The Faith of Scientists in their Own Words | Nancy K. Frankenberry (Peter Lynch) |
176 | |
| Why Evolution is True | Jerry A Coyne (Ken Mickleson) |
176-178 | |
| Think God, Think Science: Conversations on Life, the Universe and Faith | Michael Pfundner Ernest Lucas (Owen Thurtle) |
178-179 | |
| God and Evolution: A Reader | Mary Kathleen Cunningham (ed.) (James Crocker) |
179-180 | |
| Darwin and Catholicism: the Past and Present Dynamics of a Cultural Encounter | Louis Caruana (ed.) (Cyprian Love) |
180-181 | |
| A Tangled Web: Medicine and Theology in Dialogue | R. John Elford D. Gareth Jones (eds.) (John Bryant) |
181-183 | |
| Entropic Creation: Religious Contexts of Thermodynamics and Cosmology | Helge S. Kragh (Mark McCartney) |
184-185 | |
| The Creation: An Appeal to Save Life on Earth | Edward O. Wilson (Jonathan Moo) |
185-187 | |
| When Enough is Enough: A Christian Framework for Environmental Sustainability | R. J. Berry (ed.) (Hilary Marlow) |
187-188 | |
| Creation’s Diversity: Voices from Theology and Science | Willem B. Drees Hubert Meisinger Taede A. Smedes (eds.) (Cherryl Hunt) |
188-189 | |
| Purpose in the living world? Creation and emergent evolution | Jacob Klapwijk (Paul Ewart) |
189-190 | |
| The Universe as Communion: Towards a Neo-Patristic Synthesis of Theology and Science | Alexei V. Nesteruk (Christopher C. Knight) |
190-191 | |
| Divine Grace and Emerging Creation: Wesleyan Forays in Science and Theology of Creation | Thomas Jay Oord (Philip Luscombe) |
192-193 | |
| The Two Books: Historical Notes on Some Interactions Between Natural Science and Theology | Olaf Pedersen (Stephen Walley) |
193-194 | |
| Creation and the Conflict over Evolution | Tatha Wiley (Michael Poole) |
194-196 | |
| Mind, Brain and the Elusive Soul: Human Systems of Cognitive Science and Religion | Mark Graves (Ross McKenzie) |
196-197 | |
| A Meaningful World: How the Arts and Sciences Reveal the Genius of Nature | Benjamin Wiker Jonathan Witt (Paul Wraight) |
198-199 | |
| My Brain Made Me Do It: The Rise of Neuroscience and the Threat to Moral Responsibility | Eliezer Sternberg (Kile Jones) |
199-200 | |
| Why the Science and Religion Dialogue Matters: Voices from the International Society for Science and Religion | Fraser Watts Kevin Dutton (eds.) (Jeremy Law) |
200-201 | |
| Eco-Theology | Celia Deane-Drummond (Margot Hodson) |
202-203 | |
| God, the big bang and Bunsen-burning issues | Nigel Bovey (Meric Srokosz) |
203 | |
| Back to Darwin: a richer account of evolution | John B. Cobb (ed.) (Tom Hartman) |
204-206 | |
| Cosmology: From Alpha to Omega | Robert John Russell (Daniel Saudek) |
206-207 | |
| Should Christians Embrace Evolution? Biblical and scientific responses | Norman C. Nevin (ed.) (R.J. Berry) |
207-208 | |
