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Subscribers only Table of Contents for 2019: Volume 31 (2) |
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| Title | Author(s) | Pages | |
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| Editorial [download] |
Keith Fox | 110-111 | |
| Embodied and Socially Embedded ‘Self’: Understanding Jesus’s Bodily Resurrection and Believers’ Post Mortem Identity and Continuity [download] |
DAVID S. MUTHUKUMAR | 112-130 | [Abstract] |
| The Dissolving Self? Dementia and Identity in Philosophical Theology [download] |
ANDREW SLOANE | 131-150 | [Abstract] |
| Untangling the Cords of Sheol: Dementia and the Eschatology of the Physical Universe [download] |
ANDREW SLOANE | 151-167 | [Abstract] |
| The Bible and Ancient Science: A Reply to Andrew Loke [download] |
DENIS O. LAMOUREUX | 168-193 | [Abstract] |
Book Reviews |
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| Title | Author(s) | Pages | |
| Can a Scientist Believe in Miracles? | Ian Hutchinson (Rodney Holder) |
194-195 | |
| The Curious Science Quest: Greek adventure: Who were the first scientists? | Julia Golding Andrew Briggs Rodger Wagner (Ben Jordan) |
195-196 | |
| Fragile World: Ecology and the Church | William T. Cavanaugh (ed.) (Robert Sluka) |
196-197 | |
| The Great Mystery: Science, God and the Human Quest for Meaning | Alister McGrath (Paul Marston) |
197-199 | |
| Creation ex nihilo: Origins, Development, Contemporary Challenges | Gary A. Anderson (ed.) Markus Bockmuehl (ed.) (The Revd Dr Ernest C. Lucas) |
199-201 | |
| The Evolution of Human Wisdom | Celia Deane-Drummond (ed.) Agustín Fuentes (ed.) (Marc Cortez) |
201-202 | |
| Environmental Attitudes Through Time | R.J. Berry (Revd Margot R Hodson) |
202-204 | |
| It Keeps Me Seeking. The Invitation from Science, Philosophy and Religion | Andrew Briggs Hans Halvorson Andrew Steane (Alexei Nesteruk) |
204-206 | |
| The robots are coming: us them and God | Nigel Cameron (Peter Robinson) |
206-208 | |
| Finding Ourselves after Darwin: Conversations on the Image of God, Original Sin, and the Problem of Evil | Stanley P. Rosenberg (General Editor) Michael Burdett (assoc. ed.) Michael Lloyd (assoc. ed.) Benno van den Toren (assoc. ed.) (Denis O. Lamoureux) |
208-211 | |
| Are There Limits to Science? | Gillian Straine (ed.) (Malcolm S. Buchanan) |
211-213 | |
| Theology in a Suffering World: Glory and Longing | Christopher Southgate (Jonathan W. Chappell) |
213-216 | |
| Natural Novelty: The Newness Manifest in Existence | Richard Boyle (Kevin Ralley) |
216-217 | |
| The Brain, the Mind and the Person Within: The Enduring Mystery of the Soul | Mark Cosgrove (Peter Hampson) |
217-218 | |
| Does Science Undermine Faith? | Roger Trigg (Ben MacArthur) |
219-220 | |
